Winter Exhibition Celebration
Join us as we celebrate the launch of a new season of exhibitions at the Gallery!
Free event. Everyone is welcome.
Friday, November 6 | 5-8pm
The evening will include a welcome by Diane Sam, Songhees Nation, with words from AGGV Director & CEO, Nancy Noble, AGGV Curator of Asian Art, Dr. Heng Wu, Audain Art Museum’s Gail & Stephen A. Jarislowsky Chief Curator, Kiriko Watanabe, collection advisor and art historian Spencer W. Stuart, and AGGV Curator of Contemporary Art, Toby Lawrence.
Click below to learn more about our winter exhibitions:
Into the Wosk Collection: Discovery & Wonder
November 7, 2026–April 25, 2027
Organized and circulated by Audain Art Museum.
Co-curated by artist Adad Hannah and Audain Art Museum’s Gail & Stephen A. Jarislowsky Chief Curator, Kiriko Watanabe, with support from collection advisor and art historian Spencer W. Stuart.
Into the Wosk Collection: Discovery & Wonder presents selections from the extensive collection of Yosef Wosk, a passionate collector whose interests span from books, manuscripts, photographs, prints, paintings, sculptures, and furniture to a variety of cultural objects.
On the Road: Journeys through Japanese Woodblock Prints
October 3, 2026–April 4, 2027
Curated by Dr. Heng Wu, AGGV Curator of Asian Art.
On the Road: Journeys through Japanese Woodblock Prints invites viewers to journey through the landscapes and scenes captured in Japanese woodblock prints. These works celebrate the spirit of travel, both physical and imaginative, along famed routes and hidden paths.
the x is where our paths cross
October 16, 2026–May 2, 2027
Curated by Toby Lawrence, AGGV Curator of Contemporary Art
the x is where our paths cross is an exhibition centered in the performance work of hosting and guesting through visiting, trust, and otherwise possibilities. Peter Morin (Tahltan, French Canadian) and Leah Decter (Jewish-Canadian white-settler) mark the crossing of paths across time, territories, and ancestries through reading aloud as an assertion of Indigenous sovereignty and listening-while-drawing as a practice of white-settler accountability.
Refreshments provided by our sponsors, Fizz Bottle Shop, Hoyne Brewing Company, and Vessel Liquor.
Image Credits: (Feature/Right) Anne Brigman, Untitled [A stylized portrait, possibly depicting Brigman herself with friends] (detail), c. 1910, gelatin silver print, 19.7 x 24.8 cm. Collection of Dr. Yosef Wosk. | (Centre) Kawase Hasui (Japanese, 1883-1957), Uchiyamishita in Okayama District (detail), 1933, woodcut print, 30.4 x 23.1 cm. Gift of the Estate of Elizabeth Stewart, AGGV 2009.029.037. | (Left) Peter Morin and Leah Decter, x: plac-ing into infinity #1, 2025, digital photograph. Photo courtesy of the artists.
