For more information about ticketing, shopping, programs and virtual offerings, please check our FAQ page for the most recent updates. The McMichael Canadian Art Collection is now open in accordance with provincial health guidelines specified in Step 3 of Ontario's Roadmap to Reopen. The safety and health of our visitors, volunteers and staff remain our top priority.
Stay tuned for updates to our FAQ page. Timed-entry admission tickets are available. The McMichael Canadian Art Collection adamantly condemns racism. We stand in solidarity with Black Lives Matter and support all those who stand against racial injustice. We recognize that we have more work to do and we will look to the voices of artists and the power of art to help us reflect and ask hard questions of ourselves.
Stay tuned for updates to our FAQ page. Timed-entry admission tickets are available. The McMichael Canadian Art Collection adamantly condemns racism. We stand in solidarity with Black Lives Matter and support all those who stand against racial injustice. We recognize that we have more work to do and we will look to the voices of artists and the power of art to help us reflect and ask hard questions of ourselves.
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The McMichael Art Gallery is located on the original lands of the Ojibwe Anishinaabe People. It is uniquely situated along the Carrying Place Trail which historically provided an integral connection for Aboriginal people between Ontario's Lakeshore and the Lake Simcoe-Georgian Bay Region. As an institution McMichael recognizes the importance of acknowledging the original territories of the Ojibwe Anishinaabe First Nations people.
Our enthusiasm had been infectious and persuaded many of those who shared our vision to give us their paintings. It was an extraordinary demonstration of trust that turned our plans from a personal desire for the fulfillment of our ideas to a deeply felt moral obligation. The story of the McMichael Canadian Art Collection begins in 1952, when Robert and Signe McMichael purchased ten acres of land in the village of Kleinburg, Ontario.
Reviews (8)
Raghda Al-Sharbati
Jan 10, 2022
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Jeff Zhang
Dec 30, 2021
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Jeff Dillon Fine Art
Dec 28, 2021
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Kh
Dec 27, 2021
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Drove more than an hour in the snow to visit this place and it was all worth it. The art on display is so amazing because they have such distinct styles. So Canadian. Everything is so well laid out, the descriptions were very well done and the ambience was just perfect.
The Group of Seven displays were the last exhibit and they were fantastic. I've always admired their work but today, I realized how many other super talented female Canadian artists there were. I also appreciated their perspectives compared to the male artists.
Just two gripes:
Price: The parking fee was unnecessarily high at
The Group of Seven displays were the last exhibit and they were fantastic. I've always admired their work but today, I realized how many other super talented female Canadian artists there were. I also appreciated their perspectives compared to the male artists.
Just two gripes:
Price: The parking fee was unnecessarily high at
Mariana Z.
Nov 29, 2021
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A comprehensive permanent collection of the renowned Group of 7, insightful temporary exhibitions presenting emerging artists and bringing new views of modern collections are running as well (can be visited with the same ticket). All presented in a neat curatorial setting and within a great architectural interior space. The space outside of the museum is very large and includes trails, nice landscape for walks.
Joshua Lopez
Nov 26, 2021
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Amber Are
Sep 13, 2021
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Robert S.
Apr 09, 2021
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It had been a number of years since going to the McMichael. It was the featured display of Uprising: The Power of Mother Earth
Christi Belcourt—A Retrospective with Isaac Murdoch that brought me and family. The gallery was nicely spaced for visitors during the Pandemic and was fortunate to attend before the third wave stay at home order. We will come back when there are featured art we admire.
Christi Belcourt—A Retrospective with Isaac Murdoch that brought me and family. The gallery was nicely spaced for visitors during the Pandemic and was fortunate to attend before the third wave stay at home order. We will come back when there are featured art we admire.
