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Vancouver Art Gallery
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Founded in 1931, the Vancouver Art Gallery is recognized as one of North America’s most innovative visual arts institutions. The Gallery’s celebrated exhibitions, extensive public programs and emphasis on advancing scholarship focus on historical and contemporary art from British Columbia and around the world. Special attention is given to the accomplishments of Indigenous artists, as well as to those of the Asia Pacific region-through the Institute of Asian Art founded in 2014. The Gallery’s exhibitions also explore the impact of images in the larger sphere of visual culture, design and architecture.
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Founded in 1931, the Vancouver Art Gallery is recognized as one of North America’s most innovative visual arts institutions. The Gallery’s celebrated exhibitions, extensive public programs and emphasis on advancing scholarship focus on historical and contemporary art from British Columbia and around the world. Special attention is given to the accomplishments of Indigenous artists, as well as to those of the Asia Pacific region-through the Institute of Asian Art founded in 2014. The Gallery’s exhibitions also explore the impact of images in the larger sphere of visual culture, design and architecture.
Find out more and book tickets at ...
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1:1 Artists Select | An Interview with Russna Kaur
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1:1 Artists Select is a new initiative that invites artists to select a work from the Vancouver Art Gallery’s extensive collection to be displayed in dialogue with their own work in the Forecourt. The second to participate in the 1:1 Artists Select exhibition series is Vancouver-based artist Russna Kaur. The installation will be on view from July 31 to September 8, 2024. In her work, Vancouver ...
1:1 Artists Select | Russna Kaur on Kapwani Kiwanga
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1:1 Artists Select is a new initiative that invites artists to select a work from the Vancouver Art Gallery’s extensive collection to be displayed in dialogue with their own work in the Forecourt. The second installation in the series will be on view from July 31 to September 8, 2024. Vancouver-based artist Russna Kaur has selected a work from the collection by Kapwani Kiwanga. Find out more at...
1:1 Artists Select | Russna Kaur on Her Father's Lottery Tickets
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The second to participate in the 1:1 Artists Select exhibition series is Vancouver-based artist Russna Kaur. She has selected a work from the collection by Kapwani Kiwanga. The installation will be on view from July 31 to September 8, 2024. Kaur chose to extend her painting onto Gallery walls using her father's lottery ticket collection. Watch to learn more about the lottery tickets' significan...
1:1 Artists Select | Russna Kaur
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The second to participate in the 1:1 Artists Select exhibition series is Vancouver-based artist Russna Kaur. She has selected a work from the collection by Kapwani Kiwanga. The installation will be on view from July 31 to September 8, 2024. Kaur produces abstract paintings characterized by an experimental use of colour and materials. In this video clip, she discusses her practice and creative p...
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What is a zine? Co-curators Branden W. Joseph and Drew Sawyer tell us how they defined a zine while creating the exhibition. Watch this short interview to learn more! A zine, short for fanzine (or sometimes magazine), is generally defined as a quickly produced, low-cost publication intended for relatively limited distribution. While the “classic” zine is often composed of several sheets of lett...
Eva Respini on 1:1 Artists Select: Stan Douglas | Lawren Harris
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1:1 Artists Select is a new initiative that invites artists to select a work from the Vancouver Art Gallery’s extensive collection to be displayed in dialogue with their own work in the Forecourt. The first to participate will be acclaimed Vancouver-based artist Stan Douglas. He has selected a work from the collection by Lawren Harris, a founding member of the Group of Seven. The installation w...
Honouring National Indigenous Peoples Day | June 21, 2024
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“I really appreciate that art is leading the way-here in this building and into the new building.”-Skwetsimeltxw Willard ‘Buddy’ Joseph, Elder in Residence Friday, June 21, is National Indigenous Peoples Day, a day to recognize and celebrate the history, resilience and diversity of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples across Canada. As part of the Gallery’s commitment to reconciliation, we re...
Now On View | June 2024
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Looking for the perfect day out? From a deep dive into the culture of zines in Copy Machine Manifestos, to a vibrant exploration of colour in a variety of mediums in Black ad White and Everything In Between: A Monochrome Journey, there is so much to enjoy at the Gallery this summer. Plan your visit at www.vanartgallery.bc.ca.
Ungwa-Kasu Chris L. Wilson | The Making Place Indigenous Drawing Workshop
Просмотров 222 месяца назад
This is your sign to take an art break. ✍ ✨ Join us for a special edition of The Making Place this Sunday, June 23, 2024, presented in honour of National Indigenous Peoples Day. Learn more about Indigenous cultures through guided workshops led by artists Xwemilut Lisa Lewis and Ungwa-Kasu Chris L. Wilson-a member of the Gallery's Security team! Register now at www.vanartgallery.bc.ca/events/the...
Khan Lee on (Mono) Restoration
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With a playful approach, Khan Lee works in sculpture, video, installation and performance to explore the formal qualities of everyday objects and situations. For the exhibition Black and White and Everything In Between: A Monochrome Journey, Lee produced a site-specific installation for the Gallery's Forecourt, using colour to highlight the passage of time in the space of the museum. Since the ...
Parviz Tanavoli: Poets, Locks, Cages
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"Parviz Tanavoli: Poets, Locks, Cages" is the first major Canadian exhibition of works by the Iranian-born, Vancouver-based artist Parviz Tanavoli. Internationally celebrated, Tanavoli has lived in Vancouver for over thirty years while also maintaining a studio in Iran. The exhibition was on view at the Vancouver Art Gallery from July 1 to November 19, 2023. Find out at www.vanartgallery.bc.ca/...
Eva Respini on 1:1 Artists Select
Просмотров 4663 месяца назад
The impulse to make connections between objects is a nearly universal experience. Artists are always in dialogue with their predecessors and peers, and they often make astute curators. In this video, Eva Respini, Deputy Director & Director of Curatorial Programs, introduces the new initiative, 1:1 Artists Select, which invites artists to select a work from the Vancouver Art Gallery’s extensive ...
The Making Place | Mandala-Making Workshop | May 26, 2024
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Meet artist and Gallery Educator Rabiya Siddiqui! On Sunday, May 26, 2024, join her for a special edition of The Making Place to learn how to create your own mandala-inspired print. In celebration of Asian Heritage Month and inspired by Rabiya’s South Asian heritage, we will explore the meditative art of making mandalas. Participants will learn basic shapes and design elements and incorporate t...
A Look Back at Art Party 2023 | The Red Carpet with Host Toddy
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A Look Back at Art Party 2023 | The Red Carpet with Host Toddy
School Programs | Exhibition Preview: HORIZONS & Emily Carr: A Room of Her Own
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School Programs | Exhibition Preview: HORIZONS & Emily Carr: A Room of Her Own
A Day in the Life of Family Programs Coordinator Sarvenaz Amanat
Просмотров 864 месяца назад
A Day in the Life of Family Programs Coordinator Sarvenaz Amanat
An Interview with Cathy Busby on Gary Neill Kennedy's HORIZONS
Просмотров 8995 месяцев назад
An Interview with Cathy Busby on Gary Neill Kennedy's HORIZONS
Toward Delight | Poet in Residence: Jillian Christmas
Просмотров 1366 месяцев назад
Toward Delight | Poet in Residence: Jillian Christmas
Jillian Christmas on A Day of Delight
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Jillian Christmas on A Day of Delight
The Build Up | Vancouver Art Gallery
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The Build Up | Vancouver Art Gallery
Jin-me Yoon: About Time | About Jin-me Yoon
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Jin-me Yoon: About Time | About Jin-me Yoon
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Proud to say that john is my great uncle!! Iv never met him, but i found this video from one of his brothers, Dana, and find his collection very cool!! Love him so much!!
inspiring🥰
Why were treasuee in the possession of the Chinese rulers? Its the same in western courts. The reukerx owned most treasures.
Potent & Beautiful🧡🙌🏽💚
My teacher, master carver, Lee Millot, worked with him.
This is inspirational ..... i love these carvings ..... thank you for posting this video .... His work is Beyond
Stupid racist Canadian government.
"I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character." - MLK Vancouver art gallery disagrees with Dr King, they think everyone should be judged by the colour of their skin. Racist idiots.
Wondrous. My grandmother also wove with rags
What if an art gallery could make people despise other human beings who have different skin colors? What if an art gallery could gaslight you into believing you're inherently evil because of your skin color? Come to the Vancouver Art Gallery and experience the frothing at the mouth hatred and abject stupidity in all its glory.
RACIST SOCIALISTS!!! SHAME ON VANCOUVER AND THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FOR FUNDING HATE!
CONCEPTIONS OF WHITE From a poor "white" person who has never had any "privilege" it is absolutely disgusting how racism is being pushed! Be proud you are part of the destruction of the fabric of society People like me who came from nothing and have worked my entire life hard just to survive I find it repulsive the hate and division that is being pushed in society today!
How disappointing and disgusting… RACISTS
Hey, care to explain why white people's taxes pay for your racist exhibits?
Why wasn't there more time given, even equal time might have been appropriate; to let James Hart talk about his work and not the VAG employee
Stunning ❤
The movements and body of the dancer Sarah Pippin are mesmerizing. So beautiful and harmonious while expressing such square and angle shapes. Loved it!
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John is so cool!
I am extremely disappointed that this video does the same thing that they are saying art history has done. They have not given credit to the artists by putting their names by the work in the video. I am glad that they are doing the show and wish I had known about it in time to go and see it but this video is a poor reflection on a gallery which is attempting to make some changes. We still have a long way to go baby...
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Awesome documentary!!
Yes can people even discern reality from virtual reality anymore?
So when is the art community gonna start to acknowledge they have gone to far with focusing on empowering women ? Just curious cause incase you havent noticed theres no role models for men anymore that are masculine…
Hi Kristopher! Gender inequality still exists in the art world. You can find out more at canadianart.ca/news/gender-inequality-is-still-real-in-canadas-arts-scene/, bit.ly/3Sr8CPG and nmwa.org/support/advocacy/get-facts/.
@@VanArtGallery Nothing in this link is an indication of "inequality". The reality of masculinity invokes the "apex" effect. You will always see more men at the top, and you'll also see more men on the bottom. There are many woman that are "ok" artists... but there are going to always be more men who are the apex, likewise there will always be more men who are not very good artists. Merely your link only evidence of a lack of equal outcome. The question is that why you think there should be equal outcomes? Ok, if you want equal outcomes, we need to start sending a lot more women to jobs with the highest death rates, and into jail cells. The sheer amount of investment placed into women these days has robbed a generation of men of moralisation. Your organisation in 50 years time will probably open an exhibit in reference to this modern day discrimination that is leading many men into suicide. The rates of suicide of men is almost 4x that of women and the suicide rates of men is accelerating. The reality is that many men are not into arts these days at all, this is largely do to environmental factors and cultural discrimination happening today against men. The progressive/socialist movements are by and large group pseudo religions that bind and blind their members. This is obvious to anyone outside that group, but what is horrifying is to realise the followers of this culturally suicidal pseudo religion run many cultural institutions in western society.... they control schools, universities, museums, unions, etc.
@@VanArtGallery The data you are referring to is not too significant when looking at contemporary artists. The reason male artists have more exposure is most of the museums present works of well known, great artists of previous centuries, and they happened to be mostly men because of the inequality (not only on the part of the art world but the whole society) that women experienced. Therefore mostly men got the opportunity to advance in arts, whereas women may have been forced to focus on other professions and homemaking. So to artificially create equality is itself inequality - the same holds true for race or culture. Why do we insist that women and men should be exactly equal in all things? I understand equal opportunities should be available to all humans and then it is up to them to take them on, but why do we expect that working artists should be exactly 50-50 men vs women? I look around and there are plenty if not a majority of women artists. From the links you provided: "Women earn 70% of bachelor of fine arts and 65-75% of master of fine arts degrees in the U.S., though only 46% of working artists (across all arts disciplines) are women." ArtReview’s 2018 Power 100 list of the “most influential people in the contemporary art world” included 40% women-a slight improvement from 2017 (38%) and 2016 (32%). These are not necessarily inequality. There is not a huge gap. Would it not be unfair then to exclude contemporary men from opportunities just because in the old days men had more opportunities? Or to exclude people of other races just because they are not aboriginal? I agree with the comment above that yes, we have gone too far so much that now binary genders, non-aboriginal people, and men are explicitly excluded from many opportunities, and diversity in at least Canadian art world is dying in the name of equality. To respond to inequality with another inequality is meaningless. Simply stop focusing on all these attributes and treat everyone as human beings and allow works that are good to get the exposure they deserve, regardless of gender or race.
I forgot to mention that the men vs women argument goes against your whole gender argument. How do you consider non-binary people (which are increasingly growing in today's artist society) in the data, or perhaps they also account for part of the "gap"? Everything nowadays seems to be about being politically correct rather than being objective or neutral.
Try reading art history
Incredible...
He sounds like a time traveler
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cannot wait to come see this
I don't like having to mask up for something that's supposed to be pleasurable, so won't be going. And if they require the vax, I can't go anyway. This is such a stupid time in history.
Hi Barbara! As of March 11, 2022, in accordance with the public health orders, masks are no longer required at the Gallery. As of April 8, 2022, proof of full vaccination will no longer be required. This exhibition is on view until May 1, 2022. We hope you will consider a visit. Although the requirement for masks has been removed, the Gallery highly encourages the continued use of masks while in public areas. As we move through this transition period of lifting restrictions, we encourage everyone to respect the comfort levels and choices of those around them, whether they are wearing a mask or not.
Right on! #synchromism
This is so brilliant! Thanks Jan!
cool story!
Vancouver is a World -Class city. We deserve a NEW World-Class Art Gallery. Let's make it happen!
John Lennon would be against the vax pass. You need one to see her show. Now I know where I stand on the Yoko/John Lennon debate.
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A brief but wonderful "window"... on the work of James Hart, titled "The Dance Screen".
is this de Meuron alive?
wtf haha
Unfortunately, the Canadian artists are underrated. I like their winter scenes a lot. It has a unique mood to it. I myself paint different subjects and styles, but have created my own unique style called Expromanticism.
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When will this exhibition be back?!
This is the future for VAG - a very good way to provide art education and viewing for schools, home schoolers and general public where they are vs having to spend time & money travelling to the gallery itself. Plus more artwork in future is now digital or at least is started that way.
00:16:15 - Jacques Hertzog begins
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I like his earlier works ...not so much his later stuff... our family grew up around the Group of Seven as my parents knew A J and A Y and others 1950 - 1970's ...