One of the city’s great institutions began humbly as the Edmonton Museum of Arts in 1924, hopping through pop-up and more “permanent” locations until it claimed its space northeast of an all-grass open lawn of the then-recently-redubbed Churchill Square in 1969 — by then called the Edmonton Art Gallery in its beautiful brutalist box. Read More
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