Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery
📍 Waterloo
Canada's only museum dedicated exclusively to ceramic and glass art, featuring rotating exhibitions, a sculpture garden, and beautiful Silver Lake location.
The Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery is Canada's only museum dedicated exclusively to ceramic and glass art. Located on the shores of Silver Lake in Waterloo Park, the gallery showcases contemporary Canadian artists working in these ancient mediums.
Collection & Exhibitions
- Permanent Collection: Over 1,000 works by Canadian clay and glass artists
- Rotating Exhibitions: New shows throughout the year featuring emerging and established artists
- Contemporary Focus: Emphasis on modern and contemporary artistic approaches
- National Scope: Works from artists across Canada
Sculpture Garden
The outdoor sculpture garden overlooking Silver Lake features large-scale works in a natural setting. It's a peaceful spot for contemplation and connects the gallery to Waterloo Park's trail system.
Programs & Events
- Workshops: Hands-on classes in pottery and glass techniques
- Artist Talks: Conversations with featured artists
- Gallery Shop: Purchase works by Canadian clay and glass artists
- Special Events: Exhibition openings and community celebrations
Visiting
The gallery's lakeside location makes it easy to combine with a visit to Waterloo Park. The Perimeter Institute is next door for those interested in science and architecture. Free parking is available nearby.
Visit Information
Admission
By donation suggested
Hours
Phone
519-746-1882Website
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