Lost in the art at the gallery... π¨
πVancouver Art Gallery 750 Hornby Street After a 7-minute stroll πΆββοΈπ¨ from the Bill Reid Gallery, I stepped into the world of the Vancouver Art Gallery. This building, a harmonious blend of history and modernity , isn't just a stage for global art stars π but also a nurturing ground for local artistic talents π¨. The Vancouver Art Gallery is a treasure trove π of modern and contemporary art, with a special spotlight on Canadian and British Columbian (BC) indigenous art π². Its collection boasts masterpieces by renowned Canadian modern and post-impressionist painter Emily Carr and the Group of Seven π₯. With over 12,000 artworks, it's the ultimate go-to place for BC's visual culture . Inside, you'll be mesmerized by the Canadian First Nations art and Northwest Coast art πποΈ. Honestly, the traditional craftsmanship of the First Nations is a visual explosion , deeply expressing their unique view on the bond between humans and nature π³. And let's not forget the stunning landscape paintings by the famous BC artist Emily Carr , along with a variety of contemporary artworks that'll leave you in awe . Besides the permanent collections, new exhibitions pop up frequently here, like surprises waiting to be discovered π. If you're gearing up for a visit , snag your tickets in advance and give yourself a generous time buffer β°. There's a smorgasbord of artworks inside, each one begging for your undivided attention . Tickets π«: Slide into my DMs on the backstage, and you can snag a 50% discount πΈπ. Tips: π For those rolling in with wheels π, Nordstrom's parking lot is your buddy; it's just a hop, skip, and a jump away . For the high-heel queens planning to strike a pose π , pack a pair of flats in your bag , so your feet won't be crying out in pain after the exhibition . #ArtGallery πΌοΈποΈ #ArtExhibitionCheckIn πΈποΈ #MyGalleryVisits ππ¨
