Historic Canadian Art: Timeless Canadian Painting
Timeless landscapes from the Group of Seven, Beaver Hall artists, and notable West Coast icons in this exhibit of Historic Canadian Painting.
Indigenous and Inuit Works on Paper: Group Exhibition
Sought-after Indigenous and Inuit works on paper by artist leaders; Kenojuak Ashevak, Bill Reid, Alex Janvier, Gwaai Edenshaw, Pudlo Pudlat
Contemporary Art Exhibition in Vancouver: Triumph of Colour
Exhibiting contemporary art about emotional renewal, saturation mirrored in spring’s blossoms and our emergence from winter’s restrictions.
Opens Today: Duncan Regehr’s Solo Exhibition, “The Journey”
In this solo exhibition, Regehr presents us with his multidisciplinary experience where painting, drawing, and verse come together. The mastery of media invites the viewer deeper into the myths and legends of his journeying subjects.
Canadian Historical Work : Romancing The Landscape
With Valentine’s day around the corner, we at Petley Jones Gallery are celebrating the love of the landscape that these distinct Canadian artists fostered and shared with the world through their work.
Contemporary Exhibit: January 6th – 22nd
Usher in the New Year by adorning your life with Contemporary artwork. Together we celebrate the creative energy of our contemporaries, bringing you new art for the New Year.
Winter Wonderland
Wade through snowbanks, across the winter wonderland, guided by our Historical and Contemporary artists
Blake Ward and Boky Hackel-Ward: Sentient Symmetry
The sculptures are a transgression of the classical rules, crossing over into the abstract and ethereal realms of our inner worlds.
Thomas Anfield : Informed Monkeys
This solo exhibition will be on display from November 18 – December 2. To meet the artist and chat about the work, be sure to come visit us on Saturday November 20 between 1-4pm!
Duncan Regehr : Scarecrow
Duncan Regehr : Scarecrow
In this solo exhibition, Regehr presents us with a collection of never before displayed drawings from the series Corvus Rex, along with accompanying haiku.
October 21st – November 4th