Art Beatus exhibits some of the biggest names in contemporary Chinese art, along with a handful of other Asian artists. China's creative entrepreneurs have...

Just down the street from the Access Centre, you'll find Artspeak, another dynamic not-for-profit space. Expect to find work that is experimental, formally...

A well-established presence on Granville. It might sound cruel to say that the Atelier Gallery exhibits stuff that would like nice on your wall, but it's...

One of the oldest galleries on Granville, Bau-Xi has been exhibiting local artists, mostly from the lyrical landscape tradition, since 1965. You'll find...

One of the commercial engines of the city's art scene, Buschlen Mowatt has been plying a lucrative trade since 1979. The gallery flogs the kind of stuff...

Catriona Jeffries is Vancouver's most important contemporary gallery and one of a handful in the city - some would say the only one - to boast an...

A not-for-profit gallery dedicated to Asian art, Centre A is far edgier than the city's commercial equivalent, Art Beatus. After moving into its expansive...

The gallery for the Emily Carr Institute of Art & Design shows work by international artists, as well as the respected annual graduation show. An academic...

Probably the leading not-for-profit gallery in the city, the Contemporary boasts ample space, a good budget and shrewd curators. Scott McFarland, Brian...

Diane Farris has been selling international and local artists just off Granville since 1984. The gallery's star artist, however, is unquestionably Dale...

Douglas Reynolds is the best place in the city to find top-notch Northwest Coast native art. If you want to see work by Robert Davidson, Bill Reid or other...

Douglas Udell Gallery is a bit of a rattle bag: lots of established Canadian artists, along with a few from abroad, and a significant amount of secondary...

The elder statesman of Vancouver's gallery scene, Equinox has been dealing major international names and local favourites since the early 1970s. Lately, the...

More an auction house than a gallery, Heffel maintains an exhibition space and is probably the best place in the city to see the historical Canadian...