Richmond BC, Canada #richmondartgallerybc
Please book your visit or classroom art kit at least three weeks in advance by contacting our School Art Program Coordinator, Melanie Devoy at mdevoy@richmond.ca. For prices and booking information visit the elementary or preschool programs pages. Current exhibition and workshop information is listed below, or download our brochure.
Ready to book? Check our calendar to see available dates.
IN THE GALLERY
October 24- January 3, 2026
Lam Tung Pang: Out of This World
Local artist Lam Tung Pang fills the gallery with drawings, paintings, projections and video to transform the art gallery into a world of light, shadow and imagination. Bringing together images of homes, landscapes, and outer space, the exhibition sparks curiosity and creative thinking while encouraging students to reflect on places they know, places they dream about, and how they experience the world around them.
Art Workshop: Charcoal Drawings
Students will explore light, shadow, and texture through expressive charcoal mark-making, creating atmospheric artworks inspired by the playful yet poetic drawings of Lam Tung Pang.
January 23- March 31, 2027
Kerri Flannigan: How to Build a Fire
Victoria-based artist Kerri Flannigan brings together illustration, animation, storytelling, and performance to create an imaginative exhibition about fire, nature, and our changing climate. Inspired by her father’s work as a fire scientist, the exhibition encourages students to explore environmental topics through visual art, storytelling, and personal connections.
Art Workshop: Wildfire Prints
Students will experiment with printmaking techniques to create dynamic artworks inspired by the colours, textures, patterns and transformations found in the natural world.
April 10-June 6, 2027
Group Exhibition: Photosensitive
Photosensitive brings together the work of women artists from British Columbia who, during the 1980s and 1990s, expanded the possibilities of photography through experimentation and innovation. The artworks explore identity, culture, family, and community, inviting students to look closely and consider how artists use light, materials, and photographic processes to express ideas and share stories.
Art Workshop: Beyond the Camera
Students will discover how everyday objects and natural materials can be transformed into unique artworks through playful experimentation with photographic techniques and principles.
CLASSROOM ART KITS
Can’t visit the gallery? Have the gallery come to you! We have designed these kits with simplicity in mind, to make incorporating art content into your classroom as easy as possible. Each kit is a combination of video lessons plus high quality art supplies and tools available for a three-week rental. Find out more about the kits and how to book them on our Classroom Art Kits page.
FREE – ONLINE ART LESSONS
