10 Museums in Fairview That You Shouldn't Miss

Come visit this Canadian contemporary art gallery for a boutique experience. Enjoy stunning 180 degree city, mountain, and ocean views. The rooftop gallery is located in WSix one of Vancouver's most interesting architectural buildings. This gallery showcases original Canadian art including impressionist, expressionist, realism, figurative and landscape. Many locals describe this gallery as the most beautiful art gallery in the city. Open Tuesday to Saturday 12-5.

Douglas Reynolds Gallery was established in 1995, and is located in Vancouver on Granville street between 7th and 8th avenues in the South Granville gallery district. We specialize in historical and contemporary Northwest Coast native art. The gallery showcases museum quality pieces which make use of contemporary media such as resin, bronze, glass and aluminum. Works include masks, totem poles, bentwood boxes, sculpture, gold and silver jewelry, and early historic objects. Director & owner Douglas Reynolds, has over twenty years of experience dealing with Northwest Coastal native art. The gallery offers pieces by well-known artists such as Bill Reid, Robert Davidson, Jim Hart, Don Yeomans, Beau Dick and Klatle-bhi, while also supporting emerging artists such as Jay Simeon, Phil Gray, David R. Boxley, and Marcus Alfred. Works by these artists can be found in museums and private collections worldwide. We take pride in our friendly, knowledgeable staff.

Since 2010, the Karen Cooper Gallery has resided on historic Granville Island, Vancouver's premiere art and artisan district. The gallery invites all to reflect on the mosaic of elegant landscapes and wildlife which portray British Columbia's diverse and luxurious natural beauty. As an artwork which occupies space, these landscapes eternally preserve our endless sense of wonder toward the complexity of the natural world. The gallery combines the timeless desire for exploration with fine art practices to produce an immersive visual narrative of the ever-changing wilderness. The Karen Cooper Gallery is where one can find a moment to connect with and reflect on the grandeur of the local natural world.

A beautiful Gallery and Studio with very engaging artwork. There are landscape based and abstract paintings that capture the colour and energy of the coastal and urban experience and compelling mixed media figurative works. A welcoming gallery and fun to meet the artist at work.

Situated by the scenic False Creek on Granville Island,Blue Seas Gallery is specialized in artworks by local artists and artisans:The latest Vancouver Skyline photography by Chris Collacott, Manfred Kraus, wildlife/Landscape paintings by Denis Mayer Jr.,Fred Buchwitz... and one of a of a kind,exciting handmade pearl jewelry by "The Pearlsmith", designer silver jewelry and unique local made gifts.

Pacific Arts Market features over 60 local artists. Vancouver’s best art space to purchase quality paintings, jewelry, pottery, photography, leather goods and other crafts. The best place to buy art in Vancouver, BC. Open year-round and 6 days a week. Shoppers can expect to find unique and individual items that have been carefully made and displayed by the artist themselves. No commissions, the artists get 100% of the sale. Purchasing from the Pacific Arts Market supports the local economy by directly benefitting local artists and makers - making it the ideal shopping destination for everyone in our community, and tourist alike. Located on the south side of Broadway, just half a block east of Granville Street and the premier South Granville shopping district. Vancouver's favourite place for art and gift shopping!

The Autumn Brook Gallery is one of Vancouver's premiere gallery locations, situated near Vancouver's Granville Island and Gallery Row. The gallery's large space showcases local and international artists, and also serves as a venue for special events.

Specializing in original stone sculpture, Ukama Gallery on Granville Island represents over 200 highly skilled emerging and world-renowned artists from Zimbabwe. Working with local partners, each unique work of art is personally selected with an eye towards capturing the remarkable variety of styles that flourish in an artistic community that ranges across the country, from well-established artist communities and co-operatives, to the many hard-to-reach rural areas. In this way, the Ukama Gallery collection is curated to convey a real sense of the important contribution that Zimbabwean sculptors are making to modern art. Complementing the sculpture are paintings and mixed media works from outstanding local Canadian artists. The combination of expressive and imaginative artwork adds colour and texture to the very tactile impression of the sculpture. Side by side, these complementary art forms have something to say about the essence of the human artistic instinct and experience.