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Current Exhibition
In the Viewing Room: Michael Smith

July 25 through to September 28, 2024
5th April Angrignon

5th April Angrignon

Medium:Acrylic on canvas

Size:60" x 48"
Date:2022
Close to Ground #1

Close to Ground #1

Medium:Oil on board
Size:20" x 16"
Date:2021
Close to Ground #2

Close to Ground #2

Medium:Oi on board
Size:20" x 16"
Date:2021
Close to Ground #4

Close to Ground #4

Medium:Oil on board
Size:20" x 16"
Date:2021
Close to Ground #6

Close to Ground #6

Medium:Oil on board
Size:20" x 16"
Date:2021
Close to Ground #7

Close to Ground #7

Medium:Oil on board
Size:20" x 16"
Date:2021
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Michael Smith
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Friday, May 1, 2026
Contemporary Calgary's LOOK26 Gala: Off The Path
Tuesday, December 9, 2025
Of Time and Making: DaveandJenn and James Carl
Tuesday, December 9, 2025
Of Time and Making
Wednesday, May 15, 2024
The Endless Play of Words and Images: An Interview with Michael Smith
Tuesday, April 2, 2024
Michael Smith: Sea of Change at Beaverbrook Art Gallery


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