Support the
Arts Centre

When you become a monthly donor, you’re not only supporting contemporary art.

You’re helping us honour the Land that KOAC resided on in Treaty 7 territory,
and you’re helping us nurture creative practices that will inspire generations to come.

An outdoor park scene with a large blue abstract spherical sculpture 'Doodle #4' by Katie Ohe in the foreground, grassy fields, a yellow geometric structure in the distance, and a blue sky with scattered clouds.

Why Your Monthly
Gift Matters

Your monthly donation
is a commitment to something larger than art alone. It nurtures an evolving dialogue between people, place, and practice by:

Stewarding
the Land

KOAC’s 20-acre site is home to 10 acres of woodlands, and 10 acres of naturalized prairie grasses, with a variety of contemporary art sculptures placed intentionally amongst these ecosystems. We care for the land at KOAC with deep respect and attention. Your gift helps us protect these spaces and acknowledge the relationships between the land, the people who tend it, and the artists who are inspired by it.

A figure stands outdoors in the sculpture park at sunset, looking at a tall, twisted sculpture made of interconnected segments - ZigZag by Katie ohe - with trees and a cloudy sky in the background.

Supporting Future Generations of Artists

With your ongoing support, we provide residencies, mentorship, and resources to emerging artists, ensuring they have the time, space, and support to pursue meaningful creative research and develop their artistic practices.

Two women discuss a painting of a landscape with mountains and trees; one has blonde hair and the other has black hair with blue highlights.

Supporting the Full Cycle of Art

Every donation helps advance KOAC’s commitment to the research, exhibition, education, and documentation of contemporary visual arts. This mission connects our natural landscape with cultural expression by building a space where learning, creativity, and reflection thrive together.

From Research to Creation

Artist Patricia Lortie wearing a dark hoodie and working on a large piece of layered cardboard, using a cutting tool, in a studio with a white background and an abstract line art on the wall.