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Vancouver Art Gallery

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Visit the Vancouver Art Gallery and you'll always see major exhibitions of works by the world's leading contemporary artists and history's greatest masters. Want more info? Visit vanartgallery.bc.ca.

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The largest art museum in Western Canada. We present historic exhibitions & cutting-edge contemporary shows all year round.

Address: 750 Hornby St, Vancouver, BC V6Z 2H7, Canada
Phone: (604) 662-4700
State: British Columbia
County: Greater Vancouver
City: Vancouver
Zip Code: V6Z 2H7


Opening Hours

Monday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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As time goes on, I have very mixed feelings about this gallery. It is the biggest one in the city but no student membership is available. I used to be a member, and can no longer afford it. The entry fee is exorbitant so I bought a year-long entry pass to make up for it...nnI also wonder about the curation. I liked the recent ceramics exhibit but that's because I love ceramics! I felt underwhelmed by the others.nnMy previous visits ~4-5 years ago felt stronger than recent exhibits. Bring in more classical/traditional work, in addition to contemporary, to balance things out. I mean beyond Emily Carr who is great but shown constantly.
Loved this museum. Wonderful revolving exhibits from renowned artists. Nice mix of media and styles as well as local and international artists. Definite visit while in Vancouver.
Vancouver’s art gallery is really small, especially considering the $35 per person entry fee. I went because, well, at least Vancouver has an art gallery. But honestly, I wasn’t impressed. There wasn’t anything particularly interesting or unique.nnI couldn’t help but compare it to the art gallery in Toronto, where they had this interactive experience with small devices that tracked your heart rate and showed which art pieces impacted you the most. It was creative and engaging.nnOne thing that would make the experience better is if they gave out a brochure or guide highlighting the must-see spots, like specific frames or important paintings. It would help visitors make the most of their visit.nnAnother disappointing part is that the number of artworks seems to be decreasing. My friend mentioned that on his previous visit, there were more Emily Carr paintings displayed, but this time, there were noticeably fewer. It feels like the collection is shrinking rather than growing.nnAlso, I was lucky enough to see the first floor during my last visit, but this time, it was under construction. It’s frustrating to pay full price when parts of the gallery are constantly closed off. I really wish the experience was better, especially since we’re paying taxes that support it.
The Vancouver Gallery is a nice space. I got the exhibits of Emily Carr and Jean-Paul Riopelle, two greats of Canadian art. I only wish they Gallery had more space. They could show more great artists.
Lucky to catch the Jean Paul Riopelle exhibit featuring remarkable abstract work. His owl sculptures are intriguing as well. Local artist Emily Carr had an exhibit that was interesting. I also enjoyed the exhibit that showcased experimental artwork from the 60's. Overall, a fun & engaging visit. Definitely a highlight to my trip to Vancouver.
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