Vancouver Art Gallery

The art gallery was really nice and had some very cool exhibits, including one on a set of paintings by a Group of 7 artist that were proven to be fakes/impressions of the real thing. You could guess what paintings were real and not, and then the method of examining the paintings was explained. The architecture of the building was amazing and it was very nicely renovated from its old life as a courthouse to the art gallery. It retains its historical facade but is modern on the inside.
Jack Osiowy - 3 weeks ago

Pros: Youth under 18 yrs old get free admission (bring photo ID) Really cool architecture that is perfect for photos Three floors (one smaller one dedicated to Emily Carr) Not too crowded (went on a Wednesday during Spring Break) Seating spaces Elevator, stairs and escalator options Gift shop with souvenirs Cons: Didn’t spend as much time there because there wasn’t as much to see Questionable artworks? (Objective)
Anne - a month ago

Currently under construction so there’s not that much to see, but the entrance is free for students, so it’s still worth a visit. It’s not a huge museum so you can get through in one hour or two which is great for a quick museum visit.
Mia Buß - a week ago

The museum is a small collection comprised of textiles, modern art, and the group of seven. When I went, one floor was closed, which sucked. I wish they charged less when exhibits were being set up, and I think they overall charge too much.
Abby Nicole - a month ago

I attended for the first time on a Free First Fridays Nights event, and it was crowded. It's good that lots of people were attending, and most rooms had enough space to not feel squished.
Angela Jeffery - 3 weeks ago