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exhibition

past
Sep 20, 2025–Feb 15, 2026

Inaugural Exhibition

Edge Effects

A blue-toned portrait of a young man with dark, wavy hair. He has a serious expression, is wearing a tank top, and is adorned with multiple necklaces. The image has a soft, ethereal quality with indistinct edges and varying shades of blue.

event

past
Sep 20, 2025, 2:00 PM–5:00 PM

Gibson Art Museum Building Opening Event

A modern art museum is depicted in the image, featuring a contemporary design with large glass windows and a curved entrance canopy. The structure is surrounded by greenery, including trees and colorful plants. In the foreground, a parking lot is visible with a few people walking and standing near the entrance, while the sky above features soft clouds and a warm glow from the setting sun.

special project

past
Apr 24, 2025–Jun 19, 2025

Where Does the Rain Go?

Pietro Sammarco with Helena Krobath, Liz Toohey-Wiese and the grade 4/5 students of University Highlands Elementary

special project

past
Apr 5, 2025–Dec 20, 2025

Ogheneofegor Obuwoma

geographies of longing

A spacious interior with gray tiled flooring features a large mural on the wall, depicting a close-up of a person's profile alongside an image of a building in the background. Natural light enters through a window on the left, where a person sits in a gray armchair. The overall atmosphere is modern and minimalist, with neutral color tones.

special project

ongoing
Dec 1, 2023

Indigenous Curriculum Resource Centre Coast Salish Weaving Commission

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