Surrey Art Gallery Exhibition Visits

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Visit the Gallery to see the following exhibitions:

“Sandeep Johal: What If?”

“q̓ʷɑti̓cɑ: k̓ʷam̓k̓ʷəm̓ tə šxʷhəliʔ / Phyllis Atkins: Divine Connection”

“Seven Stories” organized by Progressive Intercultural Community Services

“Manuel Piña: Naufragios”

“Atheana Picha: Echoes”

Local artists Sandeep Johal and Phyllis Atkins have solo exhibitions that showcase their versatile artmaking and storytelling skills.

Later in the fall, throughout the Arts Centre, “Seven Stories” will feature photographs by women from Iraq, Syria, and Jordan newly living in the Lower Mainland, organized by Progressive Intercultural Community Services, as well as Manuel Piña’s video installation “Naufragios,” which speaks to migration through kaleidoscopic images of the ocean. On the windows of Surrey Arts Centre will be a vinyl mural by Atheana Picha that celebrates the significance of Coast Salish Mountain goat horn bracelets.

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Surrey Art Gallery

Surrey Art Gallery is situated on the ancestral, traditional, and unceded territories of the Salish Peoples, including the q̓ic̓əy̓ (Katzie), q̓ʷɑ:n̓ƛ̓ən̓ (Kwantlen), and Semiahma (Semiahmoo) nations.

Internationally recognized for its award-winning programs, Surrey Art Gallery is the second largest public art museum in the Metro Vancouver region.

Exhibitions change quarterly and admission is always free. We show all forms of contemporary art by local, national, and international artists, including digital and audio art. Learn more about art at one of our engaging artist talks or tours, participate in a symposium, or make art by yourself or with family and friends at the Gallery. We offer demonstrations, workshops, and school programs with artists, educators, and other specialists.