Contemporary Art Gallery

If I can give a 0 star, I would.There are only two rooms open. One room with a single display of a mudded hay lion, the other room with a fridge that has 4 bushes of flowers (apparently) bought from a nearby flower shop.There were a few groups of visitors who came in and were quickly confused if they had come to the right place. Someone stood in front of the receptionist/cashier/concierge, deliberately facing her to try to get her attention. But she's comparably deliberate, intentionally fixated her eyes to the computer screen to avoid a question.The pictures here on Google Maps are not the reflection of this place anymore. Those I believe are before the pandemic. Now the business that gets to this situation might be directly damaged by the pandemic. Contemporary art is a hard and fluent business. I hope this business can get itself up from the damage soon to live up to the name again.

Small gallery, a place to quickly walk around if you don't have much time

Everyone is welcome to see the exhibitions free of charge. The space is nice and well informed. When I was there I got to learned about how deaf people are living within our society. It was an interesting topic I never thought about.If you are interested in art, definitely check this place out. There is a public parking close by too.

Stopped in on a whim and it was quite a neat experience. Super small and intimate space with some unique works.

This tiny art gallery offers cutting edge exhibitions that will make you think and get ya right in the feels.

Not for everyone.Contemporary art is always controversial.I was not impressed but you might love it.Venue is small but don’t need to have several galleries.Since there is no admission charge I didn’t feel I was cheated.Great clean space.Other than that it’s an art gallery.

It was much smaller than I expected, but admission is free/by donation. I enjoyed going through the exhibits. It's a quick cultural stop among shopping/eats nearby on Granville - It would probably take 20 min to go through everything.

A tad underwhelming but amazing art. The museum is limited to just two galleries that are a tad larger than an average classroom. What it lacked in size it made up with the ART. The art was very interesting and different than anything I have experienced before. Do see the museum if your in town. The best part is the entrance fee is free. Enjoy if in Vancouver...

Great space. Love Christine’s work seen here. Glad to catch it. She does prints too, she’s worked with El Nopal Press in Los Angeles.

Very small place with a couple of tiny exhibitions, not very exciting to me.