The Nina Haggerty Centre for the Arts
supports a collective of artists with developmental disabilities in our studio space on Alberta Avenue in Edmonton, Alberta. We are committed to giving artistic opportunities to artists who face barriers to artistic expression.
What’s New
EXHIBITION
Our Movement Leaves Marks
Opening Reception: July 30, 6-9PM
Exhibition runs: July 30 – September 11, 2026
This exhibition features the six emerging artists from outside the Nina selected to participate in a creative exchange at the Nina this summer, presented by RBC Foundation.
Book Launch Special!
Pick up a copy of Aba Garbrah’s brand new autobiography and one of her Wild Rose pins for just $30!
Shop Original Art
50% of every sale goes directly to the artist
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Leadership Update
We are thrilled to share that Anne Harvey has transitioned into the role of...
Edmonton Downtown Vibrancy Exhibition
This summer artists from the Nina celebrated everything they love about...
Nina Artists in the AFA Permanent Collection
In 2024 the Alberta Foundation for the Arts acquired two pieces from artists in our collective, Aaron Harvey and Carrie Wheeler. This brings to total number of Nina artists include in the collection up to five!
![Look at this trove, treasures untold! 🫧🧜♀️🪸
‘Off the Deep End’ is making a splash in our @eccmall window gallery, just in time for @theworksfest! This mixed media show features original work from 35 Nina artists, including brand new pieces and long lost treasures from our archive.
You can see it from the street 24/7 on the corner of 100 Street and 102A Ave, right across from Churchill Square.
Presented by @nationalbankofcanada
[video description: camera slowly pans up from the floor and across the wall revealing a corner of the gallery packed full of underwater-themed art in many different mediums. There is a long piece of fabric painted in various shades of blue and green that drapes down from the wall and onto the floor like a waterfall. The floor is covered in blue fabric with ceramic and soft sculptures of different sea life, including a lot of fish. A mobile with ceramic sea creatures, beads and driftwood hangs from the ceiling in front of several vibrant paintings of mermaids and other deep sea scenes. Dreamy underwater sounds with gentle music plays in the background.]
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