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Sarnia artist Ian McLean is exhibiting his work with three other Canadian artists until May 7 at JNAAG. Here he discusses “Filtration Chamber.

Setting controlled human structures against the forces of nature drives works by local artist Ian McLean. McLean, seen above, will be talking about his paintings with visitors.

Sarnia Artist Ian McLean displays his piece "Chemical Spill" Photo submitted by County of Lambton. 

Ian McLean, Matthew Carver, Renée Van Halm, and Kevin Yates
February 3 - May 7, 2017

How might we begin to examine the connections between subjects, spaces, and power, between our..

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Jane Austin
February 3 - May 28, 2017

Three videos by Jane Austin
Five Variations of a Dancing Bowl, 2016
Eggs, 2014
Flicker & Glow, 2014

In winter, the low sun allows..

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Black Burn Radio visited the gallery to speak with Lisa Daniels (JNAAG Curator/Director) about the opening of 2 new exhibitions on this Special First Friday.

From the collections of the McIntosh Art Gallery and the Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery.
November 4, 2016 to February 12, 2017 - Now Extended until the 20th!

During the.

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An exhibition rooted in ancient knowledge, myths and superstitions is on at the Judith and Norman Alix Art Gallery until Jan. 1.

Anusha Sheikh, 13, of Sarnia, shows off her design for a downtown park modeled after the work of Aboriginal artist Norval Morrisseau. More than a dozen local young people participated.