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Art Beatus
888 Nelson St, Vancouver, BC V6Z 2H1 · 604-688-2633
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This gallery focuses on the art of local and international Asian and minority artists. Exhibits feature contemporary works with challenging themes and include painting, sculpture, photography, printmaking, multimedia, and installation art. It is recommended that visitors call in advance to arrange an appointment.
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Bau-Xi Gallery
3045 Granville St, Vancouver, BC V6H 3J9 · 604-733-7011
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Established in 1965, this is one of Canada's oldest contemporary art galleries. It was founded to showcase the works of both new and established Canadian artists. Works include contemporary paintings, prints, and watercolors.
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Located on the edge of Stanley Park, this upscale gallery has a solid reputation as one of Vancouver's finest art venues. The gallery specializes in such modern masters as Pablo Picasso and Joan Miro. The works of contemporary artist such as Bill Reid, Boaz Vaadia, Otto Rogers and Yehouda Chaki are also on display.
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This stylishly industrial setting is spacious enough to accommodate large-scale, cutting edge works by such contemporary greats as Dale Chihuly and Atilla Richard Lukacs. Representational and abstract works include painting, glass, photography and installation art.
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This gallery, located in South Granville's Cannery Row, focuses on museum quality West Coast Native Art. It features an impressive selection of gold and silver jewelry, finely carved masks, totem poles, talking sticks, bent boxes, rattles, bowls, paintings and prints.
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GRANVILLE ISLAND. If you are unable to resist running your fingers over glossy ceramics or helping emerging artists further their careers, stop into this gallery replete with sculpture, dishes, bowls, cups, vases, jewelry and more. Any purchase of these locally handcrafted works of art supports the potters' studio work, and gives you the opportunity to own something very unique.
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Inuit Gallery
206 Cambie St, Vancouver, BC V6B 2M9 · 604-688-7323
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A leading venue for Northwest Coast Native and Inuit art, this gallery features an important display of works. Stone carving, prints, paintings and sculptures focus on Native Inuit themes, such as nature, family and the human spirit.
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Located on the southern edge of Granville Island, this gallery is housed in a space that resembles a Native Inuit longhouse. Works include argillite carvings, masks, boxes, button blankets, prints, and gold and silver jewelry.
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This gallery focuses on the finest in Eastern Canadian Inuit art and includes stunning examples of stone carvings and jewelry. The gallery also showcases the work of Oviloo Tunnillie, an important figure in Inuit art. Her daring sculptures blend Inuit traditions with personal and modern sensibilities.
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The mission of this artist-run gallery is to produce, display and promote contemporary electronic media art. This cutting-edge performance theater combines electronic sound and music with slides, film, television and the Internet. It was founded nearly 20 years ago by a group of artists intent on establishing a center for new art forms. The gallery has links with important artists from around the world.
Our selections are unique and prestigious galleries that offer artwork and fine craft items for sale. Check out some of our gallery picks and see what you come up with. Many times, these galleries feature local as well as regional and national artists. Artwork can make a great souvenir to document your trip!
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