What’s On
January 13th – February 26th 2022
This year brings the 40th Annual Members’ Show!
The Members’ Show is a joint partnership between the CRAG and the Campbell River Arts Council and is a celebration of the many artists that are a part of the Campbell River and area community. An incredible collection of Artists, from professionals to newcomers, participate in this annual event Read More
Walk With Me is a community action and research project designed to make change in relation to the toxic drug poisoning crisis. This exhibition draws attention to the people who have shared their voices, images and a glimpse of their everyday lives in Campbell River during the Fall of 2021.
“We want to be seen,
we want to be heard,
we exist,
we are human.”
We are honoured to have walked together. Read More.
Professional Development for Artists Series: Parts 1-4
Professional Development for Artists, Part 1: The Artist’s Tool Kit
Professional Development for Artists, Part 2: How it Looks: Trends and Techniques in Contemporary Framing, Hanging and Presentation
Professional Development for Artists, Part 3: Picture This: Documenting Artwork Using a Mobile PhoneThe Campbell River Art Gallery and Gallery Shop are open to the public. Our hours of operation are:
Thursday: 10AM-5PM
Friday: 10AM-5PM
Saturday: 10AM-4PM
Looking back at 2021 at the Campbell River Art Gallery and moving forward to 2022
Protocols have been put in place to ensure the safety of our visitors and staff. These include:
If you have travelled outside of Canada within the last 14 days, have been identified by Public Health as a close contact of someone with COVID-19, have been told to isolate by Public Health, or display any new or worsening COVID-19 like symptoms, please stay home and schedule your visit for a later date.
We appreciate your patience and collaboration as we navigate through the COVID-19 pandemic and do our part to keep our community healthy.
Last year, people continued to turn to art for light, joy, and inspiration even though the anxiety of the pandemic grew; not to mention the added stress from natural disasters caused by the climate crisis. Read more…
Research Findings and Statement Our current solo exhibition, Karen Tam’s Autumn Tigers, explores the history of anti-Asian racism and celebrates the advocacy and resistance of contemporary Chinese communities. Inspired by this work, the CRAG Team Read more…
The word curate is now an often employed term. People looking to add cultural cache to a sock drawer or cupcake selection have taken up the term with gusto. But the work of a museum Read more…
1235 Shoppers Row
Campbell River, BC
V9W 2C7
(250) 287-2261