Thunder Bay Art Gallery

Northern Ontario


Thunder Bay's premier gallery offers an eclectic assortment of contemporary art, including works by indigenous artists from northwestern Ontario and beyond. The painters' use of natural imagery, haunting masks and scorching primary colors will leave a lasting impression on visitors. The gallery is set to move to a larger venue in Marina Park in 2021.


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