The Gallery at Queen’s Park: Feeling the Movement
Visit the Gallery at Queen’s park to experience “Feeling the Movement”, an exhibition by Randy Oliver.
Gallery Exhibit
Exhibition: Welcome to My Renaissance
The Gallery at Queen’s Park presents:
The Second Annual – “Welcome to My Renaissance”
Opening Reception of Cedar Sage & Sweetgrass’s Exhibit
We are thrilled to announce the Opening Reception of Cedar Sage & Sweetgrass’s exhibit at the Anvil Center on Thursday, June 20th, from 6:00pm – 8:00pm!
The Gallery at Queen’s Park: “A World of One’s Own”
The 2024 Graduating Students of New Westminster have come together to showcase and celebrate their finest works of art with the New Westminster community before they set out to forge their own path.
Gallery at Queen’s Park, Call to Artists, 2025
Arts New West aims to feature a variety of visual arts by a wide range of artists from the Metro Vancouver region.
The exhibition program aims to reflect both the cultural and artistic diversity of contemporary art and
serve as an educational forum for New Westminster and surrounding communities. This program is
open to applications from both established and emerging artists.
The Gallery at Queen’s Park: “Pause; a Showcase of Presence”
To “pause” is to access the safety of quiet before continuing on your journey.
The Gallery at Queen’s Park: “Parade”
For over a decade, JJ Lee has taken ad hoc portraits of participants preparing to march in New Westminster’s Hyack Day Parade.
The Gallery at Queen’s Park: “Dinosauria”
For their annual Exhibition, Queen’s Park Parent Participation Preschool, has combined the exploration of a variety of creative mediums with experimentation of materials to bring you DINOSAURIA!
The Gallery at Queen’s Park: Tian Dai “The Natural Flow Meets Art”
My artistic endeavors aim to delve into the realms between reality and chaotic abstraction.
Exhibition: Plaskett Gallery “Framed / Through the Keyhole”
Ten photographers have produced a diverse collection of “framed” images from exotic locales to regional landscapes where trees and rocks frame the view.
