If you haven’t yet had the chance to view the three exhibitions currently at the Art Gallery of Peterborough (AGP), this week is your last chance. The exhibitions close Sunday Jan. 4.

“CAMP” features the large-scale sculptural installations of Couzyn van Heuvelen. Born in Iqaluit, Nunavut, but living predominantly in southern Ontario, van Heuvelen’s works explore Inuit cultural sovereignty and the tools and technologies of living on the land.

“Stalagmites” is an exhibition of works by Peter Kohut that explore questions about grief, time, and memory, through the repeating motif of an antique clock. Inspired by the slow buildup of stalagmites, Kohut’s works reflect the way our lives accumulate and shed experiences over time. Kohut is an Ottawa-based painter who was born and raised in Winnipeg.

“Taking Care II” features works from the AGP’s permanent collection, including artists Pitseolak Ashoona, Barbara Astman, Peter Barron, Lena Daling, Tom Forrestall,........

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