Standing in front of an open door an adult wearing a mask gestures expressively with their arms.

Plan your visit

We are excited to safely welcome back visitors to our physical spaces

A small beige crochet doily has a cluster of black, teal and green glass beds clustered in its centre. It hangs from clear fishing line. On the floor, its shadow obscures three lines of wavy text.

Online Panel Discussion: these are our monuments

Explore issues and themes raised in these are our monuments with the artists and exhibition curator.

A figure wearing red holds a feather with two foot prints up to the sky. On their sleeve three stylized figures contain the numbers, 2, 1, 5. Behind the figure a blue circle is surrounded by bands of yellow and purple hues.

Collection Highlight

Learn more about Prayers for Our Lost Children, 2021 by Loretta Gould

Meet Conservation Intern Alice Liu

Go behind-the-scenes of the Owens with Conservation Lab intern Alice Liu (’21)

Two hands hold a hardcover book with a matte white dust jacket. Below embossed text that reads :Automatisme Ambulatoire" is a photograph printed in light grey of Claire Cunningham striking a pose with her arm crutches. She is wearing a white jump suit with a wide belt and high collar.

New Publication

Published in conjunction with the exhibition Automatisme Ambulatoire: Hysteria, Imitation, Performance

A duck's head peeks out from the "O" in the text "NO DUCKS". The text is hand lettered in black against a bright yellow background.

No Ducks: Emerging Art Critics

A new online venue for art criticism and essays written by Mount Allison University students

In a gallery with high ceilings, framed paintings and works on paper are hung salon style against deep red walls. A plaster cast of the Venus de Milo is displayed on a wooden plinth in the corner of the room. In the center of the room there is a wooden bench.

From the Vault

Explore a selection of featured works from the Owens Collection

Owens TV

Watch artist talks, interviews, behind-the-scenes videos and more from the Owens

Umbrella Projects

Off-site, on-paper, online and on-screen projects from the Owens and Struts Gallery