ARTWALK | South Granville

THE SOUTH GRANVILLE ARTWALK RETURNS FOR ITS 7TH ANNUAL RUN

Vancouverites and visitors are all invited to this fabulous, creative event, where they can wander up and down South Granville Street and partake in artist talks, have refreshments, and attend over 10 different art exhibitions, all on Saturday, June 16, 2018 from 10am-5pm. With the diverse range of galleries on the row, there is truly a medium, style and artwork for everyone.

The Galleries on the row invite everyone to join in the walk. Stop in for an hour or spend the whole day. With no shortage of events and places to visit, we guarantee you will stay much longer than expected.

SCHEDULE OF ARTWALK ACTIVITIES BY THE HOUR
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ARTWALK GALLERIES LISTING & MAP
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FEATURED EXHIBITIONS
& ACTIVITIES

UNO LANGMANN LIMITED

2117 Granville Street
Vancouver, BC V6H 3E9
604 736 8825

ARTWALK EXHIBITION:
A Canadian Interpretation - Examining the culture and heritage of Aboriginal Peoples in Canada through art.

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KIMOTO GALLERY

1525 West 6th Ave
Vancouver, BC V6J 1R1
604 428 0903

ARTWALK EXHIBITION:
ArtWalk Salon - Featuring new works from gallery artists and guest artists.

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PETLEY JONES GALLERY

2245 Granville Street
Vancouver, BC V6H 3G1
604 732 5353

ARTWALK EXHIBITION:
Music to my eyes the sound you see - Petley Jones Gallery will exhibit music-themed art in all its forms. Celebrating music and its harmonious and historic relationship with visual art. This exhibition has something for everyone.

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HEFFEL FINE ART AUCTION HOUSE

2247 Granville Street
Vancouver, BC V6H 3G1
604 732 6505

ARTWALK EXHIBITION:
June Online Auction - Folk Art: Works by Maud Lewis & Joe Norris / Fine Canadian Art, including a selection of works by Canadian contemporary, historical and folk artists. Artist such as Jack Shadbolt, Robert Genn, Toni Onley, Maxwell Bates, Lionel Lemoine FitzGerald, Nicholas de Grandmaison, Doris McCarthy, Maud Lewis, Joe Norris and many other Canadian artists.

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IAN TAN GALLERY

2342 Granville Street
Vancouver, BC V6H 3G3
604 738 1077

ARTWALK EXHIBITION:
June Gallery Artists Group Show featuring works by artists Elyse Dodge and Krista Johnson. Plus join the Ian Tan Gallery for special ArtWalk activities scheduled from 10AM - 6PM throughout the day.

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MARION SCOTT GALLERY

2423 Granville Street
Vancouver, BC V6H 3G6
604 685 1934

ARTWALK EXHIBITIONS:
Nick Sikkuark: A Celebration brings together 30 works in two-dimensional media and one sculpture by one of northern Canada’s most acclaimed artists. The second of two posthumous shows presented by MSG, the exhibition encompasses works drawn directly from the artist’s estate, including some of the last works he created.

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KURBATOFF GALLERY

2435 Granville Street
Vancouver, BC V6H 3G5
604 736 5444

ARTWALK EXHIBITION:
Group Show of New Works by Gallery Artists - Beatrix Syjuco, Reinhard Skoracki (sculpture), Marie-France Boisvert, Jane Bronsch, Chris Charlebois, Chris Langstroth, Marleen Vermeulen, Verna Vogel, Yared Nigussu, Dolf Vermeuelen (photography), Andy Wooldridge, and others.

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BAU-XI GALLERY

3045 Granville Street
Vancouver, BC V6H 3J9
604 733 7011

ARTWALK EXHIBITION:
Nature Transformed: New Paintings by Gordon Wiens - Inspired by the imperfect beauty and impermanence of eroded or decaying objects found in nature, Wiens uses an intuitive approach to his layering of texture, colour, and form.

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South Granville has the highest concentration of fine art galleries in Vancouver, its legacy as gallery row is cemented as it continues to thrive a half-century since its founding. Several new galleries have moved into the area since our first ArtWalk, adding to our reputation as the only area in the city where one can tour the full breadth of artwork available in Vancouver. Our galleries offer a diverse range of art including Canadian and International conceptual, European modernism and old masters, historical and emerging Canadian art including photography as well as two galleries devoted to First Nations and Inuit work. The special events organized for this one-day-only affair draw art enthusiasts and collectors alike out to admire works by seasoned masters and to discover emerging young talents.