Jonathon Bancroft-Snell Gallery

Southwestern Ontario


Many of Canada's top ceramic artists are showcased in this labyrinthine gallery, which holds the largest collection of museum-quality ceramics in the country. Works range from mugs to large sculptures – everything is for sale, of course. Check the website for special exhibitions.


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