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Concentrated in a relatively small area, Gallery Row approaches the variety and splendour of a Bazaar, offering cultural discovery with some of Canada’s most prestigious art and antique experts. Each gallery and antique dealer has highly trained staff who understands the traditions and techniques associated with the works, be they European, First Nations or Asian.
The variety and quality of work shown in our galleries reflects Vancouver’s sophisticated cultural and ethnic diversity. Contemporary photo based Art and BC Impressionism can be enjoyed in the same block. Canada`s most prestigious Auction House is at home here, hosting an annual auction that draws an international clientele. Rare Asian antiques play against modern sculpture or Art Nouveau bronzes. Huge cast resin bowls in vibrant colours live comfortably next to Chinese floor vases. Eighteenth century Russian oil paintings transport the viewer to another world. In short, we live up to our reputation as a cultural destination unique on the West Coast.
In addition to the fine art houses, a number of speciality stores carry unusual furniture, artefacts and carpets. While not strictly speaking galleries, these merchants, scour the globe to find unique items made by traditional craftspeople and artisans. They bridge the gap between gallery and furniture store, providing a depth and richness to shopping for the home that is truly unique in Vancouver.
Pictured: Nineteen Ten Remembered oil on canvas, 1962 42 x 57 1/2 in, 106.7 x 146 cm Jean Paul Lemieux Sold for a Record $2,340,000 more
Originally published November 4, 2011 by John Mackie, The Vancouver Sun Uno Langmann’s collection includes 15,000 historic photos, rarely seen in more
Originally published in Wealth Briefing Jan 11, 2011 Katheryn Campbell ~ Founder & Director of Alpha Art Advisory Editor’s note: As part of more
South Granville has championed the promotion of artists that are represented by the Gallery Row arts community since 1999 and more
Equinox Gallery on South Granville presents an exhibition of works by Artist Takao Tanabe until March 7, 2012. Tanabe has more
The Chali-Rosso Gallery presents a Matisse-Picasso Exhibition starting February 16, 2012. Throughout their lives Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse more
Bau-Xi Gallery on South Granville presents an exhibition of work by Sylvia Tait until February 25, 2012. Tait's solo exhibition "Alternative more
The Kurbatoff Art Gallery on South Granville is pleased to present an amazing variety of new works by their wonderful more
Marion Scott Gallery and Kardosh Projects present Colour, an exhibition of works by Gallery Artists until March 4, 2012. On more
Elissa Cristall Gallery on South Granville presents paintings from Rebecca Chaperon's series entitled Like a Great Black Fire, from more
For the month of February 2012 Uno Langmann Limited presents the exhibition Savage Beauty: Visions of Canada. Canadian artists used their more
Beginning February 4th, 2012 Granville Fine Art on South Granville will be featuring Saturday afternoons in the gallery with a more
South Granville also plays host to the South Granville Gallery Association. Find out more at www.sgga.ca
| One of the most interesting things you can do… is stroll down what they call gallery row on South Granville in Vancouver. |
| THE VANCOUVER SUN |