New Media Gallery

Anvil Centre is a great hidden gem, and it really shouldn't be. The gallery of innovative digital art, as well as the New West Museum right next to it, are open almost every day, and every couple of months or so, they even have a live shows" night with drinks

If you're in the area, definitely drop in. The exhibits are so interesting, and it's free!

Magnetic T was a brilliant display of art, magic and real world processes. A must see...

The gallery is small but the quality of the work presented was beyond my expectations for what I would find tucked away in New West. The Curator happened to be in the gallery when I stopped by. They gave an incredibly informative and insightful look into the construction, process and artist behind each work. This is probably my favourite gallery in the GVRD.

NMG has, for me, 100% hit rate for picking exciting, thought provoking and often striking exhibitions that blend art and science. The current show manifests the invisible from subatomic particles sprayed from dying stars to the band widths of human endeavor. This hidden gem is a must see that never disappoints.

Amazing little gallery with fantastically curated work. The exhibition we saw with various technological interpretations of mirrors was brilliant, and the woman who toured us around was fun and knowledgeable. Can't wait to see what they bring in next!

The New Media Gallery continually pushes the boundaries of art and technology, by highlighting meticulously crafted, world class exhibitions. Hats off to the curators who are incredibly friendly, and excited to show you these beautiful pieces of work.

Excellent gallery. We'll worth visiting and right across from the metro station too.

The exhibits here are amazing! I wish it was bigger.

Went to see MirNr (closed Aug 1st 2021) and was impressed by many things beyond the phenomenal exhibit itself.First, the Anvil Center staff are kind, patient with frenzied guests who are worried they're too late (me), and just generally warm.Second, when I got the the New Media Gallery I was greeted by one of the curators who walked me through the exhibit and offered so many details about the context of both the show in that specific space and each piece itself. As an artist who deals with performance more than new media, I was so appreciative of the curators willingness and eagerness to explain what I was experiencing.I expect this is the case for their other shows.The nearby all gender washrooms were clean, accessible, and secure. The facility had clear demarcations as to their covid protocols, and overall I just had a lovely time. So worth the SkyTrain ride out.