Visit the Virtual Museum of Canada to discover history, art, science, nature and more through virtual exhibits from Canada’s museums and heritage organizations.
Museums at Home from the Canadian Museum Association provides an extensive list of digital offerings for the at-home exhibition experience.
Canadian Museum for Human Rights invites you to spend some quality time with powerful exhibits and inspiring stories. Join a Museum guide on a virtual tour of exhibits and architecture.
The Winnipeg Art Gallery is offering an online look at their collection which includes over 30,000 pieces of work.
Qaumajuq, a home for Inuit art in Winnipeg. The Winnipeg Art Gallery holds in trust close to 14,000 Inuit artworks – each one with stories to tell.
The University of Toronto has created a Virtual Art Museum offering a series of panel discussions, lectures, artist talks. Check out past content or upcoming virtual events.
Have you ever wanted to see inside an artist’s studio? Arts Etobicoke will be hosting an online artist studio tour every Tuesday on Instagram Live @artsetobicoke. If you are an Etobicoke based artist visit the link for details on how to be featured in an upcoming studio visit on their Instagram Live.
MOCA launched Shift Key in Spring 2020 as a way to present and support more artists via digital offerings. Every two weeks, a new video, by an artist whose work feels relevant at this moment, is shared online to watch for free. The resulting archive, which is available to view, is a document of the conversations and relationships formed this year.
Have you participated in a virtual art experience that you wish to share? Let us know and we will add it to this list!
Claire is a content contributor during the development of artsUNITE/UNITE des arts. Claire enjoys hiking with her dogs and attending live/virtual music shows.
