Geography · 8 hubs
Regional art map
Place is treated as evidence: current base, historical connection, subject location or wider regional context. The relationship is stated rather than implied.
Regional hub
Vancouver
Artists living, working, studying or contributing substantially to the city’s art history.Regional hub
North Shore
North Vancouver, coastal forest and the mountain horizon immediately across Burrard Inlet.Regional hub
Sea-to-Sky
Squamish, Whistler, Blackcomb and Coast Mountain subjects north of Vancouver.Regional hub
Vancouver Island
A regional context for artists whose coastal work is essential to understanding British Columbia art.Regional hub
British Columbia Coast
The wider Pacific region connecting forest, shoreline, islands, weather and working landscapes.Regional hub
Whistler
A Coast Mountain subject linked to Blackcomb, Black Tusk, alpine terrain and Sea-to-Sky painting.Regional hub
Downtown Vancouver
Streets, towers, heritage buildings, reflected light and the urban core as an art subject.Regional hub