Virtual Tour of “A Like Vision”: The Group of Seven at 100
Sundays, every 2 weeks
12:30 to 1:30 pm
About the tour
Follow along on a virtual guided tour of “A Like Vision”: The Group of Seven at 100, which celebrates the centenary of the Group of Seven’s first exhibition. Revisit old favourites and experience new surprises.
This free interactive experience provides our visitors with the opportunity to examine images of artworks up close while remaining responsibly distanced in their own homes. Each 60-minute virtual tour will be limited to 40 participants per session to allow for questions and discussion, so please register to ensure your spot.
An internet connection, microphone and camera-enabled computer, tablet or smartphone is required. The virtual tour will be delivered via the video conferencing app Zoom. You do not require a Zoom account to participate; the link to access the class will be sent to you in advance.
How to join: Once you have registered for the tour you will be sent an email with all necessary information and details about how to access the class online. If you have any questions please contact our Creative Learning Department.
Educators:
Looking to book a tour for your classroom? The Creative Learning department can work with you to adapt or personalize a program to fit your students’ needs and curriculum connections.
Check out our classroom tours and educational programs at mcmichael.com/virtualclassroom or contact the Creative Learning Department to schedule a tour.
Free — Registration Required
Consider a donation to help keep our programming free. We truly appreciate your generosity in support of the art of Canada.
F.H. Varley, Girl in Red, 1920/1921, oil on canvas, 53.2 x 51.6 cm, In memory of H. Laurence Rous, McMichael Canadian Art Collection, 1968.15
Lawren S. Harris (1885–1970), Pic Island, c. 1924, oil on canvas, 123.3 x 153.9 cm, Gift of Colonel R.S. McLaughlin, McMichael Canadian Art Collection, © Family of Lawren S. Harris
A.J. Casson (1898–1992), Little Island, 1965, oil on canvas, 75.5 x 88.5 cm, Donated by Miss Adele E.G. Curry and Dr. B.H. Gaylord Curry, McMichael Canadian Art Collection, 1998.4
