ADAC50
In celebration of its 50th anniversary, the Art Dealers Association of Canada is planning a nation-wide Gallery Hop on Saturday, May 13, 2017. Piloted in Calgary in 2016 as a way to reach out to the public, over 50 galleries in 13 different cities across the country will participate for the first time in a simultaneous gallery hop, which will include talks with prominent artists, curators and art dealers.
ADAC member dealers are selected for their knowledge and scholarship in their respective fields of expertise. The goal is to promote and support the visual arts and Canadian art market through advocacy and public outreach, undertaking vital programming and professional development initiatives aimed at building a national and international profile for Canadian commercial galleries.
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Participating member galleries (from west to east) in Western Canada are:
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Madrona Gallery
Opened in 2010, Madrona Gallery represents emerging, mid-career and established Canadian artists.
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Winchester Galleries - Oak Bay
Exclusive fine art dealers specializing in contemporary, historical and local Canadian, European and international paintings.
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Bau-Xi Gallery
BAU-XI (boe she) means "great gift." Opened in 1965, it is the oldest contemporary gallery in Vancouver.
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Douglas Reynolds Gallery
Specializing in museum quality Northwest Coast Art, the Douglas Reynolds Gallery offers a wide selection of works by leading Native artists.
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Elissa Cristall Gallery
Exhibiting contemporary Canadian art, the gallery focuses on helping individuals and corporate collectors to build their collections of paintings, sculpture, prints and drawings.
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Gallery Jones
The gallery represents established and emerging Canadian and international artists in the mediums of painting, sculpture and photography.
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Uno Langmann Gallery
This internationally recognized gallery is Canada's foremost specialist in the finest quality European and North American paintings from the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries.
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Canada House Gallery
201 Bear Street (PO Box 1570), Banff, Alberta T1L 1B5A Banff destination since 1974, just a short drive from Calgary. This friendly and fresh gallery represents a large collection of current Canadian art -- paintings and sculpture from Canada's best landscape, contemporary and Native artists.
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Herringer Kiss Gallery
NEW LOCATION A member of the Art Dealers Association of Canada, the gallery represents over 25 artists working in a range of mediums including painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture and mixed media works.
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Jarvis Hall Gallery
Founded in 2010, JHG distinguished itself locally and nationally for it’s roster of emerging, mid-career, and established artists from across North America.
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Loch Gallery Calgary
NEW LOCATION: Established in 1972 in Winnipeg, the Loch Gallery specializes in building collections of quality Canadian, American, British and European paintings and sculpture.
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Paul Kuhn Gallery
Focuses on national and regional contemporary Canadian paintings, drawings, prints and sculpture; also shows contemporary American prints.
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TrépanierBaer
A progressive and friendly commercial gallery specializing in the exhibition and sale of Canadian and international art.
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Wallace Galleries Ltd
In the heart of downtown Calgary, Wallace Galleries Ltd. has been a part of the art community since 1986.
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Peter Robertson Gallery
Representing a roster of over 40 emerging, mid-career, and senior Canadian artists, this contemporary gallery space features a wide range of media and subject matter.
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Scott Gallery
Established in 1986, the Scott Gallery features Canadian contemporary art representing over thirty established and emerging Canadian artists.
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The Front Gallery
A forty year landmark in the heart of the gallery walk district, The Front Gallery celebrates Edmonton's artistic diversity, exhibiting local artists and works of over fifty artists from all over the world.
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Darrell Bell Gallery
Exhibiting contemporary Canadian art with an emphasis on professional Saskatchewan artists, including David Alexander, Darrell Bell, Eli Bornstein, Victor Cicansky, Joe Fafard, David Thauberger, and various Inuit artists.
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Slate Fine Art Gallery
Newly located in Regina’s Cathedral neighbourhood, SLATE represents contemporary Canadian artists: Heather Benning, Victor Cicansky, Jack Cowin, Joe Fafard, Kyle Herranen, Michael Hosaluk, Jefferson Little, David Thauberger, Russell Yuristy and more.
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the Gallery / art placement
Established in 1978, the gallery's primary emphasis is on senior and mid-career Saskatchewan artists while also representing several established western Canadian painters and overseeing a number of artist estates.
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