Petley Jones Gallery

2245 Granville Street, Vancouver, British Columbia V6h 3G1

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Address2245 Granville Street, Vancouver, British Columbia V6h 3G1

Phone604-732-5353

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Hours

Open Mon to Sat 10 am - 6 pm.

Location Type - Art Galleries Commercial

Established in 1986 by Matt Petley-Jones, nephew of the late Canadian and British artist Llewellyn Petley-Jones, the gallery specializes in 19th - 20th century Canadian, European and American paintings, sculpture and original prints. It also offers a range of fine art services, including framing, restoration and appraisals. Open Mon to Sat 10 am - 6 pm.

REPRESENTING:

Clayton Anderson, Domenic Besner, Lee Gass, Andra Ghecevici, Colin Graham RCA, John Horton, Michael Hermesh, Terry Kaufenberg, Linda Kirby, Michael Kluckner, Brigitta Kocsis, Edgardo Lantin, Gerda Lattey, Don Li-Leger, Adrian Livesley, Robert McVittie, Patrick Meagher, Pilar Mehlis, Ann Nelson, Maxwell Newhouse, Nickbe Table & Art, Cynthia Nugent, Llewellyn Petley-Jones, Matt Petley-Jones, Greg Pyra, Duncan Regehr RCA, Rick Rivet RCA, Shawn Shepherd, Terry Tomalty, Darrell Underschultz, Marie-Doris Valois, Ann Vandervelde and Alex Zhihao Wang.

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Art Vancouver Launches First Gallery Crawl

This free, three-day event includes 40 galleries in and around Vancouver, some as far away as the Audain Art Museum in Whistler.
Petley Jones Gallery Returns to Vancouver's Granville Street

Petley Jones Gallery returns to its former location at 2245 Granville Street, re-opening Feb. 1. They will exhibit art and provide art services at this new retail location.
BACK ROOM: Richard Ciccimarra (1924 - 1973)

An urbane but troubled man, Richard Ciccimarra spent several years sailing in the West Indies with his first wife, Penny, before immigrating to Canada in the early 1950s.
AMELIA ALCOCK-WHITE

Amelia Alcock-White has a thing about water. Her work is awash in its myriad swirls and waves, from earlier paintings of people swimming in aqueous surrounds to her current, more serene, work.
Photo by R.Sarrat-Cave.

Andra Ghecevici at Petley Jones Gallery - May 29 to June 12, 2014

Andra Ghecevici explores notions of trespass as she reconsiders landscape traditions in Transcendence, a collection of paintings and charcoal drawings on canvas.
THOMAS ANFIELD October 16 to 31, 2010, Petley Jones Gallery, Vancouver

After successfully introducing his families of sock monkeys in a show last fall at Vancouver’s Petley Jones Gallery, Thomas Anfield returns to the gallery October 16 to 31.
Llewellyn Petley-Jones (1908 – 1986)

Llewellyn Petley-Jones moved to Horseshoe Bay in the early 1950s, when it was little more than a settlement of scattered cottages around a small marina, a considerable journey north from downtown Vancouver.
DARRELL UNDERSCHULTZ, "Arcadia Revisited," April 4 – 25, 2009, Petley Jones Gallery, Vancouver

Painter Darrell Underschultz uses his passion for 18th- and 19th-century landscapes in his contemporary art practice. His new works, at a dual exhibition with Lynda Kirby in April, will continue the theme.
DUNCAN REGEHR, "Magic," May 8 to 22, 2008, Petley Jones Gallery, Vancouver

Many different words have been used to describe the paintings and drawings of Duncan Regehr — figurative, representational, theatrical, and work that bends perspectives and stretches space.