Interactions with exhibition facilitators present opportunities for exploration and inquiry for a unique and memorable encounter with art.

Interactions with exhibition facilitators present opportunities for exploration and inquiry for a unique and memorable encounter with art.

In celebration of Family Day, February’s Family Sunday event is FREE! *This event is supported by the Province of British Columbia. *Admission to the Gallery is also free (all day). Family Sunday happens every third Sunday of the month October – June, and is an afternoon of exploring hands-on art-making and ideas for all ages. […]

Interactions with exhibition facilitators present opportunities for exploration and inquiry for a unique and memorable encounter with art.

Interactions with exhibition facilitators present opportunities for exploration and inquiry for a unique and memorable encounter with art.

Interactions with exhibition facilitators present opportunities for exploration and inquiry for a unique and memorable encounter with art.

Interactions with exhibition facilitators present opportunities for exploration and inquiry for a unique and memorable encounter with art.

Interactions with exhibition facilitators present opportunities for exploration and inquiry for a unique and memorable encounter with art.

Exhibition Facilitator Hilary Potosnak invites visitors to investigate any of the current exhibitions with her. Meet in the lobby and the group can decide what they will explore.

Interactions with exhibition facilitators present opportunities for exploration and inquiry for a unique and memorable encounter with art.

Interactions with exhibition facilitators present opportunities for exploration and inquiry for a unique and memorable encounter with art.

Join artists from current exhibition Tender Works for a public program exploring the theme of tenderness as it relates to art practices and our daily lives. Kerri Flannigan, Farheen HaQ, Tiffany Joseph and Chase Joynt will be in attendance.

Did you know that in the 1970s and 1980s, Victoria became an important centre for ceramics? Visit us this evening and check out the diverse range of ceramics in the AGGV collection including pottery by Jan and Helga Grove. Throw, Slip, Spin is on now!

Interactions with exhibition facilitators present opportunities for exploration and inquiry for a unique and memorable encounter with art.

Interactions with exhibition facilitators present opportunities for exploration and inquiry for a unique and memorable encounter with art.

Last chance to see Matriarchs: Prints by First Nations Women! Two-Spirited, Coast Salish artist from Shíshálh Nation, Margaret August brings together a selection of prints in celebration of the First Nations women that inspire her. Exhibition runs until January 26.

Interactions with exhibition facilitators present opportunities for exploration and inquiry for a unique and memorable encounter with art.

We are pleased to kick off the New Year with a very special Family Sunday inspired by current exhibition To Talk With Others. Local artist, Jesse Campbell, will be joining us and sharing a bracelet making activity and stories connected to his Metis and Cree roots. Learn new stories through this activity and celebrate unique perspectives.

Interactions with exhibition facilitators present opportunities for exploration and inquiry for a unique and memorable encounter with art.

Visit us tonight and check out Unformable Things: Emily Carr and Some Canadian Modernists on now.