Exhibitions

The Stollery Gallery is committed to showing art by underrepresented artists, including our own collective.

Gallery Hours

Mon – Fri: 9AM – 3PM
Sat: 1 – 3PM (during exhibitions)

Upcoming Exhibit

Our gallery is currently closed while we prepare for our next exhibition.

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Painted self-portrait of Aba, a Black woman with short, bright red hair and glasses next to title and information text included in event description.

Aba’s True Story

My Life in Art

Book Launch Event: October 30, 5–7PM
Exhibition: October 1–31, 2025

Aba Garbrah is a Jamaican and Ghanaian artist and writer based in Edmonton, Alberta. She has been a member of the Nina Haggerty Centre for the Arts for fifteen years.

In her first ever non-fiction book, Aba describes how she overcame racism, losing her parents, struggling to fit in and other obstacles early in life before finding success as an artist, a bowler, and a public speaker.

Be one of the first to read her book and support a local emerging author by joining us in the Stollery Gallery at the Nina on October 30th. Aba will be reading from her book and signing copies at the event.

A collection of her art will be featured in the gallery from October 1st – 31st to celebrate her accomplishment.

The Nina gallery and washrooms are wheelchair accessible. Please contact janice@thenina.ca for other accessibility questions or requests.

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Past Exhibitions

External Exhibitions

In addition to our on-site Stollery Gallery, the Nina Collective’s work can be seen in a number of spaces throughout Edmonton, including:

Mural by Desiree McCook in the window of ATB Place

ATB Place Murals

10020 100 St NW, Edmonton

Detail from Desiree McCook’s Blue Ocean painting fills the second floor windows of ATB Place on Jasper Avenue. Vinyl murals of the Muttart Conservatory and Walterdale Bridge by Jamie Laventure can be found in the building’s foodcourt.

EXPO Art Pavilion

Edmonton EXPO Centre, 7515-118 Ave, Edmonton

Since 2019, the Edmonton EXPO Centre has been home to over twenty works of original art and large-scale reproductions of work from artists in the Nina Collective.

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we are accepting proposals for future exhibitions

are you an artist who faces barriers to sharing your work? apply to exhibit in the Nina’s Stollery Gallery

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