CARNEGIE GALLERY LECTURES
SAVING FACE
A lecture series presented by Regina Haggo
In this six-week course we will explore how and why artists through the ages created portraits and self-portraits in painting, sculpture, drawing, photography and other media. Some portraits are typical and traditional, others are delightfully odd.
Regina Haggo is an art historian, public speaker, curator, YouTube video maker, former professor at the University of Canterbury in New Zealand, and also writes a column about art for the Hamilton Spectator.
Sept. 30 - Nov. 4, 2026
(6 lectures)
Wednesdays 1:00-3:30pm
$169.50 includes HST
Pre-registration is required by contacting the Gallery
Lectures to take place in the Lower Level which is wheelchair accessible.
Carnegie Gallery
10 King St. W. Dundas
(905) 627-4265
[email protected]