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Tuesday | 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
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Friday | 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
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Food offers up a dynamic, interactive subject matter for artists. Endowed with a strong symbolic charge, food and its diverse associated rituals, traditions, and social interactions profoundly shape our individual and collective experiences of the world.
Showcasing artworks primarily from the 2010s to the present, FOODWAYS will focus on a dynamic selection of artists who explore food and food cultures, …
The Aberdeen Canada Line Station Art Wrap is presented in partnership with City of Richmond Public Art.
What emotions or memories can food unearth? What do our meals reveal about our sense of belonging, family and history? In Membranes and Pith 305 and Reverie 25, Vancouver-based multidisciplinary artist Cherry Archer utilizes the evocative powers of culinary plants deeply rooted in …
Guest Curator: Mawenzhu Shi 史马文竹
Hong Wo & Co. General Merchants and its owner Ling Lam have a rich history that intersects with the development of Richmond. In the late nineteenth century, Ling Lam, a young immigrant from China, arrived in Victoria. At this time, the Chinese Immigration Act was in place, a discriminatory law requiring all migrants from China …
Every fall, Richmond Art Gallery collaborates with Aspire Richmond to present an exhibition at the City Hall Galleria, celebrating the unique skills and talents of participants in Aspire Richmond’s Avenues Art Program. This year’s exhibition, titled Embracing Inclusion, showcases a vibrant collection of mixed-media paintings produced in 2024 that reflect the enthusiasm, dedication, and creativity of the artists involved.…
Brushstrokes of Life presents a selection of Chinese ink brush paintings by local artist Tina Tom. Tom draws her inspiration from her surroundings, such as her own garden and other natural scenes, blending personal experiences with imagination. Following the rich tradition of flower-and-bird painting that dates back to the Six Dynasties (220-589), these dynamic works invite viewers into a world …
Artist Gu Xiong was a University Professor in China before immigrating to Canada following the Tiananmen Square Massacre of 1989. Gu’s immigrant story reflects the challenges many new Canadians face. Shortly after arriving in his new home country, one that offered the promise of artistic and personal freedom, Gu struggled to maintain his professional and economic standing. This included a …