Art galleries across Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, and Port Moody face a challenge many visitors never notice: keeping indoor air stable enough to protect artwork year-round. The Lower Mainland’s damp winters and warm summer stretches can quietly damage paintings, prints, and mixed-media displays if climate control is not planned properly. That’sRead More →
The first thing a young visitor often notices in a traditional gallery is not the art. It is the atmosphere. The hush. The white walls. The subtle sense that you are supposed to know how to behave before you have even looked at a single work. For people who alreadyRead More →
The concept of sustainable art has gained significant traction in recent years as more artists and cultural institutions aim to reduce their environmental impact. In Vancouver, this movement has taken shape through the innovative use of recycled drywall from local construction waste in art installations across the city. As concernsRead More →
Artists are the flagships of modern culture. By their actions, they try to expand its boundaries, asking important, unexpected, and sometimes painful and provocative questions in order to understand the world in which we live.Read More →
The museum plays an important role in the selection, storage and exhibition of works of art both in our country and in many foreign countries.Read More →
The extensive exhibition program of the museum is aimed at the widest and most diverse representation of the visual culture of the 20th and 21st centuries.Read More →
The author’s works organically combine the material traditional for Chinese art – rice paper – and the recognizable images of endless Dutch flower fields.Read More →
