The Window Art Gallery has now reopened!   All COVID protocols are in place.
Did you miss the Juried Exhibition?  Enjoy the video about the show and the awarding of prizes for this year's Exhibition.
 The WAG is the perfect place for your solo or group art exhibition!  
We are now taking bookings into 2022. If you or a group would
​like to schedule a show, please contact us soon. 
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For descriptions of current and past shows, ​please see the WAG blog (above)
​and the KSOA blog.
Chaka Chikodzi + Jill Glatt exhibition opens August 5 
The Kingston School of Art & Window Art Gallery are thrilled to announce the exhibition of Chaka Chikodzi & Jill Glatt. 2020’s Mayor’s Arts Award winner, Chaka Chikodzi is a Zimbabwean-Canadian stone sculptor living, working, and raising a family in Katarokwi/Kingston. His work with volcanic rock from Zimbabwe, where he started sculpting as a teenager, has continued to expand and develop across two continents. His recent work is inspired by the beauty and simplicity of the natural rock formations that are unique to Zimbabwe’s landscape.

Jill Glatt is a Katarokwi/Kingston-based illustrator, printmaker, arts educator, and French teacher with the Limestone District School Board. This partnership with the KSOA was made possible by Grassroots, Independent, Professional (GRIP) Artists Kingston’s spaceshare program. 
​This exhibition is co-presented by Skeleton Park Arts Festival & GRIP Artists Kingston​
NEW! Check our our YouTube channel for info about WAG exhibitions!
The Window Art Gallery is located at the corner of Princess St. and Victoria St. in downtown Kingston, Ontario. The Gallery entrance is on Victoria St. ​
GALLERY HOURS
​Monday       9 a.m. - 12 noon
Tuesday      9 a.m. - 12 noon
Wednesday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. 
Thursday    9 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Friday         9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Saturday     12 noon - 4:00 p.m. 
Sunday       12 noon - 4:00 p.m.

Our Mission 

  • to provide affordable exhibition space for culturally diverse local and regional artists
  • to facilitate artistic expression among youth, adults and seniors
  • to foster innovation though exhibitions of installation, video and performance art
  • to cultivate and increase awareness of cultural activity in our community
  • to provide the opportunity for a national or international artist to exhibit annually
The gallery is completely accessible with free adjacent parking. The Window Art Gallery is a great place to view and purchase the work of local Kingston artists.  

The WAG is a non-profit volunteer run community gallery which was established in May 2011 as an ongoing project of the Kingston School of Art. 

The Kingston School of Art is an independently operated, registered charity providing art experiences and education to Kingstonians since 1994.