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The Vancouver Art Gallery is laying off staff, in the face of a major funding crunch. We speak with Board Chair Jon Stovell about the VAG’s ongoing financial challenges.

Yvonne Schalle visits the Vancouver Art Gallery to learn about the new PaRX program allowing health professionals to prescribe free visits to the gallery.

Demonstrators gathered outside the Vancouver Art Gallery last night to protest the Israeli airstrikes. The rally calling on Canada and the U.S. to condemn the attacks and impose a full arms embargo on Israel.

A large rally was held at Vancouver’s Art Gallery in support of ongoing protests in Iran. A memorial was held in Victoria, B.C., for police officers that have died in the line of duty. A number of families in Coquitlam have opened their doors to Ukrainian refugees. A large Car Free Day event was held...

A new visual arts centre for the Vancouver Art Gallery is one step closer to becoming a reality after getting a nearly $30M funding boost from the federal government. As John Hua explains, the design of the building has cultural significance.

A police report was obtained into Yongwon Ham’s fatal encounter with Const. Yang. Housing issues and barriers for those living in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. A large rally for Iran at the Vancouver Art Gallery. A rally was held in Victoria, advocating for better access to B.C. family doctors.

Since late May, a B.C. woman has been guarding and helping to maintain the vigil set up at the Vancouver Art Gallery following the discovery of 215 unmarked graves at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School, and she’s now sharing her story of survival with Global News.

Vancouver is one big step closer today to a brand new, world class art gallery. It’s all thanks to a record breaking donation from a person who could easily be described as the province’s biggest art enthusiast. Ted Chernecki now with more on what could be a stunning addition to the downtown core.

Three Okanagan artists are having their work highlighted at the Kelowna Art Gallery and one of those artists means a lot to Vancouver Canucks fans, Richard Brodeur, was a goalie for seven seasons with the Canucks. Sydney Morton has more.

Another major hurdle for the Vancouver Art Gallery. It’s been forced to scrap the design for a new gallery because of ballooning costs. Global News Morning speaks with real-estate marketer and art collector Bob Rennie about this latest controversy.

Sun, Jan 22: A group gathered outside the Vancouver Art Gallery Friday night to pay their respects to the victims after the collapse of a high rise building in Tehran, Iran. Members of the Vancouver Fire Department were among the crowed paying tribute to their fallen colleagues.

A tragic discovery over the weekend in Kamloops. The bodies of more than 200 children were found at a suspected burial site on the grounds of a former residential school. As Neetu Garcha reports, a vigil was held in Vancouver Friday night, to allow former students and others to remember the lives lost.

A small group gathered at the Vancouver Art Gallery Wednesday to show support for outgoing U.S. President Donald Trump as the U.S. Capitol was occupied by pro-Trump rioters.

A milestone was reached in the development of the new Vancouver Art Gallery. A special ceremony was held Friday at the site of the future building, which organizer say has been a decade in the making.

Police have arrested a 44-year-old Vancouver woman following comments made at a pro-Palestinian protest at the Vancouver Art Gallery over the weekend. Emily Lazatin reports.

A somber gathering by more than a thousand people outside the Vancouver art gallery Tuesday night. Members of the Jewish community marked one month since the deadly Hamas attack on Israel. As Cassady Mosconi reports, it comes amid evidence the Middle East conflict is sparking acts of hate here in B.C..

As he heads into retirement, Vancouver Art Gallery Senior Curator, Ian Thom, gives our community reporter, Michael Newman, a one-on-one tour of his final exhibit, A Curator’s View: Ian Thom Selects

Sun, Jul 10: A huge crowd attends a Black Lives Matter rally at the Vancouver Art Gallery, in the wake of the turmoil in the U.S. Nadia Stewart reports.

In contrast to the violent protests south of the border, a moment of silence was held at the Vancouver Art Gallery, in Vancouver, paying tribute to George Floyd.

A small group of partygoers were determined to defy the restrictions, and hold a gathering at the Vancouver Art Gallery on New Year’s Eve. So why didn’t officers shut it down? Jordan Armstrong reports.