What's Up At Quest

Quest Art School + Gallery is inviting the public into a rarely-seen stage of exhibition-making on May 13 Amy Bagshaw's installation.Supplied photo On May 13, Quest Art School + Gallery is opening the doors to a rarely seen part of the exhibition process, inviting the public to witness the creation of a large-scale, site-specific installation in real time. From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., visitors are welcome to drop into the Upper Gallery at the Midland Cultural Centre to experience

'It’s abstract. But that’s what makes you stop. You take your time. You think. These are strong messages. People have to start listening,' says visitor From left: Nadine Lalonde (translator), Sarah Hancock (artist and curator at Quest) and Jennifer Charlebois of Colibri - Francophone Women's Center of Simcoe County speak at the opening of an intergenerational art exhibition at Quest Art School and Gallery on May 1. On May 1, an intergenerational art exhibition opened at Quest

Guided tour and artist talk offer a rare opportunity to go beyond the gallery walls at Quest Art School + Gallery The Quest Art School + Gallery will welcome the community at Closing Conversations: Unity + Photographic Midland: J.W. Bald on April 30. Above is René Hackstetter chatting with gallery visitors. apham. Quest Art School + Gallery invites the community to experience its current exhibitions in a more intimate and meaningful way with Closing Conversations: Unity + Pho

‘It’s cool to be able to, like, put your ideas out there and make a difference,’ says youth committee member Four members of the Quest Art School + Gallery youth committee — Ben Leeming, Taran Waite, Declin Cain and Tristan Robitaille — are shown with the committee's lead, Kelly Lapham. The youth committee at Quest Art School + Gallery is bridging the gap between teens and the rest of the community. “That’s kind of a tough age group to engage in community events,” says Kelly