Land

Access

Kingston School of Art is situated on the traditional land of the Haudenosaunee and Anishinaabe. We are grateful to live, learn, and create on this land. 

Kingston School of Art and Window Art Gallery welcome all visitors. 

Entrance to Kingston School of Art is located at #101 647 Princess Street. Support persons are welcome free of charge for any registered program. Service animals are welcome. 

Admission to Window Art Gallery is free. ​Our main entrance to Window Art Gallery is located around the corner from KSOA on Victoria Street. We do not have automatic doors. Window Art Gallery is located on one level.

There is parking available off of Victoria Street, behind Common Sense Market. Street parking is also available. 

We strive to remove barriers and make our spaces and programs more accessible for all individuals. Please direct any inquiries or feedback on access to contact@ksoa.info. 

Funders

Visitor Policies

Kingston School of Art is funded and supported by the Ontario Trillium Foundation, the Community Foundation for Kingston & Area, CIBC Wood Gundy, and the Davies Foundation. 

The KSOA Board of Directors is committed to providing a safe environment for art, learning, and creativity, and believe that following all public health recommendations is essential to keep our community of artists and volunteers safe.
 
COVID-19 requires precautions to mitigate transmission and promote the health and safety of our students and communities at large. As a result, KSOA has undertaken the following safety measures:

• Masking is encouraged and appreciated.
• Reduced capacity to ensure that social distancing can be maintained. 
• Daily cleaning of studios, common spaces, and high-touch surfaces. 
• We strongly encourage all visitors and students to self-screen before visiting KSOA. You can find our recommended self-screening tool here. ​
• Personal sanitization stations provided to every student in each studio. 
• Studios equipped with HEPA filters. 
• Respect of all KFL&A health measures. 
• Following international best practices for in-person instruction during a pandemic. 

Board of Directors 2022-23

PRESIDENT
Christianne Wojcik 

VICE PRESIDENT
Mae Whalen

SECRETARY
Rae McDonald

TREASURER
Rob Hosier

DIRECTORS AT LARGE
Hill Werth
Moira Demorest
​Paul Whittingham

EX-OFFICIO BOARD MEMBERS
Dan Cirne
Maddison Andrews

Meet Our Staff

Maddi Andrews
Executive Director
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Emma Poley
Programs Assistant
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Bailey Laing
Admin Assistant
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