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Flowers of Resistance brings together a collection recent artworks by internationally well-known architect, artist, and writer, Tony Robins. With a bold referential approach, these timely paintings, installation and video works feature floral emblems adopted by resistance movements across the globe.

Puneet and Andrew present a cohesive collection that reflects their passion for the arts and their belief in its transformative power. They hope this exhibition sparks creativity, inspires exploration and reminds all who view it of the joy and importance of artistic expression.

I Got Us the Moon presents a monumental new work by Vancouver-based Argentinian artist Alejandro A. Barbosa, consisting of 280 individual prints tiled together to form an atlas of the moon

Star Witnesses assembles works by a constellation of artists whose insightful observations of the cosmos bring new understandings of exploratory and migratory movements on Planet Earth.

This 50th anniversary exhibition pairs permanent collection artworks acquired from the first ten years of collecting (1975–1985) and the last ten years (2014–2024) through themes of landscape, architecture, portraiture, and movement.

This exhibition brings together the work of longtime friends Brittney Appleby and MV Williams. The artists’ practices inform one another and build upon each other’s growth.

Another Green World brings together artists’ works from the Belkin’s collection, many of them recent acquisitions, to consider spaces that redraw the boundaries of power, play and form.

Art Downtown is a lively outdoor fair in downtown Vancouver where artists showcase and sell their work alongside live music, connecting art lovers with fresh, quality creations in a vibrant open-air setting.

Alcohol Ink is a fluid liquid, heavily saturated colour with a beautiful dreamy movement, painting technique and is also the name for colors based in alcohol.

This is your last chance of the summer to get inky. Alcohol ink is a fluid liquid, heavily saturated colour with a beautiful dreamy movement, painting technique and is also the name for colors based in alcohol.

Abbas Akhavan’s exhibition One Hundred Years contends with temporal halting and how time is represented in narrativized spaces.

Centered on the act of gift-giving within potlatch traditions, it explores reciprocity and the evolution of this practice over time. The exhibition showcases contemporary potlatch gifts such as prints and mugs, alongside archival records of historical potlatches.

Celebrate the 10th edition with us! Attend Art Vancouver, Western Canada's Contemporary Art Fair, featuring art from across Canada and around the world.