Vancouver Art Gallery

Located in the bustling and vibrant city centre, the Vancouver Art Gallery is a classical Greek temple‑style building and one of Vancouver's most iconic historical landmarks. The building itself is a remarkable work of art, primarily showcasing works by renowned painters and conceptual artists from British Columbia. Classic and contemporary elements are naturally and ingeniously combined here, making it a platform for art enthusiasts to exchange ideas, while also promoting the preservation and inheritance of Columbia's artistic heritage.

1. Emily Carr Gallery

The Vancouver Art Gallery has four floors, with the third floor displaying the works of the late local artist Emily Carr. Through her depictions of beautiful landscapes and villages, she showcased the indigenous culture of the Columbian people and is highly respected by Canadians. Her works hold a significant position in the Vancouver Art Gallery's collection, and this is also the most important collection site for Emily Carr's paintings.

2. A Major Gathering Place

The Vancouver Art Gallery is also a major gathering place for events of all sizes in Vancouver. The late‑night party Fuse, held every few months, allows you to enjoy wine and live music with local young artists, and the Christmas carriage parade in December also starts from here.