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Executive Director
Campbell River and District Public Art Gallery
Campbell River, British Columbia, Canada
Salary Range: $55,000–$65,000 annually, commensurate with experience
Position Type: 30–35hrs/week, Permanent
Application Review Begins: June 1, 2026
*Posting Open Until Filled*
The Campbell River Art Gallery (CRAG) is seeking a dynamic, experienced, and community-minded Executive Director to lead one of Vancouver Island’s northernmost contemporary public art galleries into its next chapter.
This is an opportunity for a thoughtful and ambitious cultural leader to help shape the future of a growing institution deeply connected to artists, community, and contemporary social dialogue.
Operations Manager
The Campbell River Art Gallery is currently seeking to hire an Operations Manager to join our team.
Location: Campbell River Art Gallery, 1235 Shoppers Row, Campbell River, BC, V9W 2C7
Rate of Pay: $28.00/hr to start.
Hours: 20 hours to start, Tuesday to Friday, flexible schedule, in-person.
Application Deadlline: July 15th, 11:59pm
Opportunity for growth in hours and wage within the organization as other staff retire duties.
You will be joining a team of enthusiastic and passionate individuals who work closely together in a supported environment. This position is ideal for a detail-oriented, motivated individual with proven experience in administration, working with the public, and interpersonal skills.
This role is a great opportunity to be a part of Campbell River’s cultural landscape and make an impact on our community.
Want to work with the CRAG in other ways?
ABOUT CAMPBELL RIVER ART GALLERY
The Campbell River Art Gallery is a space for thinking and producing knowledge about
contemporary visual art. We exhibit the work of professional artists from across Canada
in our main gallery and satellite cases with a specific focus on presenting artistic projects
from under-represented positions within contemporary art practice.
The Gallery’s commitment to critical pedagogy is enacted through our public
programming and outreach activities: workshops for adults and youth, school and
community gallery tours (followed by an art activity), artist in the school programs, and
other special events.