10 Things You Should Know About the Tibetan Mandala
1. What is a mandala? The mandala is a Buddhist devotional image that represents the ideal universe. The Sanskrit word […]
Experiencing Water Work Space: The Curator’s Tour
Audrey Wang, AGGV Volunteer Pictured above: Gwenda Morgan (1908-1991) | The Two Houses |1967 | wood engraving | Gift of […]
Form As Meaning: First Nations Prints from the Pacific Northwest
By Audrey Wang, AGGV Volunteer The language, history and current state of First Nations prints make up the theme of […]
Fun @ Family Sunday
By Audrey Wang, AGGV Volunteer After a 3-month hiatus over the summer, Family Sunday at the AGGV resumed with much […]
Art in the Home: The 2017 Associates House Tour
By Audrey Wang, AGGV Volunteer Local Victorians were fully indulged in two of their favourite Sunday pastimes at the 2017 Associates […]
Member Spotlight
Bobbie Farquhar LEVEL: Presidents Circle MEMBER SINCE: Oct 1967 HOW WE MET HER: “Bobbie’s term on the AGGV Board of Directors […]
Baxter&
A wander through the Victorian-era Spencer Mansion of the Art Gallery will inevitably lead you to an encounter with Iain […]
A Studio For Everyone: Meet The Instructors
This Fall, the AGGV Studio has lined up a multitude of weekly classes and workshops for art enthusiasts of all […]
Water Work Space
Join us as we explore issues related to the vast and mighty topic that is WATER. Water as a resource; water as a conduit of trade, exchange, and colonization; water and climate change. The AGGV’s upcoming Water Work Space exhibition functions much like a Research and Development Department – part workshop, part exhibition space.
Point of Contact: On Place and the West Coast Imaginary
By Audrey Wang, AGGV Volunteer I hope the viewer will leave the exhibition with an understanding of how the idea […]