The Grand Forks Art Gallery is located on the unceded traditional territories of the Sinixt and Sylix Nations; the gallery serves an area stretching from Kelowna to Castlegar in the southern interior of British Columbia. Since 1984, the gallery has delivered professional exhibitions and programming that expand our community’s understanding of the world, push boundaries, and provide unique perspectives.

As one of very few public art galleries located in rural BC, the Grand Forks Art Gallery features a conceptually rigorous, artistically ambitious, and locally relevant exhibition program working with local, regional, and national artists. Cohesive, interrelated exhibitions themed across multiple galleries provide myriad of perspectives, integrating issues that have local relevance into the larger art and culture context.

The Grand Forks Art Gallery connects its audience with the broader visual arts community. Working with curators and partner institutions to deliver arts and culture exhibitions and programs, the gallery engages regionally and provincially. Through creativity and collaboration, we are building a resilient, relevant, and inclusive gallery that is a cornerstone cultural institution for the citizens of Grand Forks and the Boundary region.