Specific design proposals expected in 2026; Swiss architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron’s original plan had been discarded in December
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He’s made his name reimagining everyday objects, including reconstructing Nike Air Jordan sneakers to resemble Northwest Coast Indigenous masks
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Publication with corresponding Vancouver Art Gallery exhibition highlights the rich stories and cultural importance of B.C.’s art scene
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Long-time Vancouverite shares some of his staggeringly massive collection of B.C. ceramics, on display and in the pages of The Place of Objects
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In Japanese ceramicist and painter Shigeru Otani’s work, adorable bunnies and sea monsters tell deeper truths
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As part of Asian Heritage Month, the gallery’s first performers-in-residence use old-school radios and headlamps in a new piece that fuses dance, multimedia, and theatre
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In Capture Photography Festival presentation, moving-image installation shows a bird’s-eye view of Klamath River restoration
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Highly anticipated event features a festive atmosphere and performances in celebration of Asian Heritage Month
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Working with local doctors and BC Parks Foundation, facility opens Emily Carr: Navigating an Impenetrable Landscape exhibition to those needing to improve their health and well-being
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At the Vancouver Art Gallery, Jean Paul Riopelle retrospective covers five decades of his work, from 1942 to 1992
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Board of trustees states that the arts administrator, curator, and writer is leaving “to pursue other professional and personal interests”
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Photo-based exhibitions can be found throughout Metro Vancouver and in Whistler this season
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Honourees from across the country, including Bruce LaBruce and Kent Monkman, take home $25,000 and a bronze medallion
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Japanese artist’s experimental work features 14 performers, including students from Emily Carr University of Art + Design
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From VIFF screenings to live music and Vancouver Art Gallery happenings, there are many ways to celebrate throughout February
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Copresented by PuSh Festival and Vancouver Art Gallery, the genre-bending work merges dance, new media, and video with immersive sound resonators
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Works by Frank Stella, Robert Rauschenberg, William Kentridge, Beau Dick, Stan Douglas, and Jeff Wall amid $10-million collection
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New developments for the year ahead span a Vancouver Art Gallery redesign and the opening of SFU’s Burnaby Mountain art museum
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Alternately chilling and humorous, experimental art from the Eastern Bloc spans installations, photography, and eerie ice blocks at Vancouver Art Gallery
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Tempered optimism from artists and others as VAG scraps old plans for a scaled-back building
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