Grounded in photography, The Polygon Gallery creates space to challenge how we see the world. Since opening its doors in 2017, this West Coast architectural marvel has presented the work of thousands of artists, from international stars to the country’s most exciting emerging talent.
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Acclaimed Canadian photographer Greg Girard receives his first-ever career survey this summer. Girard gained recognition working for media outlets while also developing independent projects focused on the social and physical transformations of urban centres, especially in Asia. Travelling extensively, he spent considerable time in Hong Kong from 1982 through 1998, where he photographed the Kowloon Walled City for what became Read more...
James Harry: Eye of the Ancestor James Harry: Eye of the Ancestor is a major contemporary art installation presented at The Polygon Gallery, exploring themes of land, ancestry, and intergenerational knowledge through Coast Salish artistic practice. The exhibition features a striking suspended sculpture crafted from yellow cedar, intricately carved with Coast Salish designs and enclosing a mirrored steel sphere. As Read more...
Traces brings together the work of Dënesųłinë́ artist Catherine Blackburn, and Vuntut Gwich’in artist Jeneen Frei Njootli. Through photographic works each artist captures the absence of a subject rather than the subject itself. Lingering traces of family histories and cultural knowledges remain on the flesh and in the concealment of it. The body is obscured through incision and adornment. These reductions Read more...
