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Amuse-Bouche

  • Fundraiser
  • Saturday, November 23, 2024

    3:00 PM - 6:00 PM

    Richmond Art Gallery Association’s Annual Fundraiser
    with a performance by drag superstar Kara Juku

    Richmond Art Gallery Association is thrilled to present its 2024 Annual Fundraiser, Amuse-Bouche. The afternoon will feature a performance by Kara Juku, an interactive photo booth activity, a silent art auction, and snacks and beverages from Richmond’s diverse culinary community. Buy your tickets now—everyone is welcome! Children under the age of 12 can attend for free with a parent.

    Tickets:
    $25 – Current Members: Includes a 1-year renewal of your membership.
    $45 – Basic Entry: Includes 1-year RAGA Membership.

    Silent Art Auction

    Richmond Art Gallery Association’s Art Auction is live—don’t miss your chance to bid! Bids can be placed online or onsite during the fundraiser on November 23, with all bidding closing that day. Artists include Sonja Ahlers, Daniil Alikov, Cherry Archer, Linda Bickerton-Ross, Jesse Birch, Mike Bourscheid, Xinwei Che, Khim Hipol Mata, Zoe Kreye, Karen Leon, Joselito Macapagal, Julie Pappajohn, Biliana Velkova, Gu Xiong, Marlene Yuen, and Yaimel Zaldívar López.

    Photo Booth in Hong Wo & Co.

    Step back in time at Steveston’s first supermarket! Snap a unique selfie with friends in front of our Hong Wo backdrop, using fun props from the FOODWAYS exhibition. Share your photos online or purchase a full-color print as a special keepsake. Don’t miss out on this memorable experience!

     

    Amuse-Bouche also celebrates our new fall exhibition FOODWAYS, showcasing a dynamic range of artists who explore food and food cultures, while addressing a rich range of questions regarding cultural identity, personal and collective narratives, colonialist histories, community, and the transmission of knowledge. Featured artists include Derya Akay, Sara Angelucci, Jesse Birch, Patrick Cruz, Ellie Kyungran Heo, Kosisochukwu Nnebe, Tania Willard, Paul Wong, Marlene Yuen, and Shellie Zhang.

     

    More About Richmond Art Gallery:
    Richmond Art Gallery (RAG) has a rich history of presenting over 1500 in-gallery exhibitions and numerous offsite art installations over the past four decades. Our commitment to showcasing diverse intergenerational and intercultural artists in the context of Richmond sets us apart.

    Connecting Communities Through Art:
    We’re known for art exhibitions and programs that empower, provoke dialogue, and connect with our diverse publics. At RAG, we believe in bringing artists and communities together, fostering a sense of belonging. RAG presents not just gallery exhibitions but also numerous off-site art installations, digital and in-person public programs, artist talks, hands-on workshops, tours, residencies, and panel discussions. We also offer educational programs for K-12 students and believe in the potential of art to expand young minds.

    Embracing Diversity and Inclusivity:
    RAG showcases artists and art practices that reflect the diversity of Richmond, ensuring a rich and global perspective for our audiences. We actively engage with local communities, including new immigrants, young families, and the 2SLGBTQI+ community, to offer safe, welcoming, and inclusive spaces.

    Exploring Important Issues:
    We tackle vital social, cultural, and political topics through exhibitions and public programs that resonate with our communities. RAG thoughtfully considers the histories and contexts of Richmond and beyond, providing a platform for meaningful conversations.

    Nurturing Young Minds:
    Our dedication to youth and family programs is a cornerstone of RAG’s mission. From school programs to digital art kits for classrooms, we introduce thousands of students to contemporary art, sparking creativity and curiosity.

    Artistic Development:
    Our monthly Artist Salon series connects emerging and established artists with arts professionals, offering numerous opportunities and strategies for professional development. This program has been instrumental in assisting many artists’ careers.

     

    Join us for an unforgettable afternoon of art, culture, and community. Your attendance at Amuse-Bouche will support our mission to promote dialogue among diverse communities and continue our vital work in Richmond and beyond.

    Mark your calendar and be part of this extraordinary event. Together, we can make a difference!

    Hours

    Sunday 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM
    Monday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
    Tuesday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
    Wednesday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
    Thursday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
    Friday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
    Saturday 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM

    Closed on statutory holidays.

    Current Exhibitions

    Admission

    By donation

    Location

    Richmond Cultural Centre
    7700 Minoru Gate
    Richmond, BC  V6Y 1R8
    Canada Line Station: Richmond-Brighouse

    604-247-8363
    gallery@richmond.ca

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