Ben Reeves
Fictions

Ben Reeves
Fictions

In Fictions, Ben Reeves presents an exhibition of paintings that take on small, everyday experiences as a way to explore how the painted surface can convey layered experiences and narratives. The title of the exhibition draws on American writer and critic Hilton Als’ philosophical and poetic writings to highlight how painting—like fiction—is not just a product or a category, but an imaginative act grounded in the belief that visual language is meaningful and worth engaging with. Als’ asserts that “Fiction is a product. It can be a painting, or an essay, or the book you are holding in your hands at the moment you are reading it: we produce stories because we are all stories.”
For a list of available works, please contact the gallery at info@equinoxgallery.com or 604.736.2405

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Rob Nicholls
Behind the Wall of Sleep

Rob Nicholls
Behind the Wall of Sleep

Known for his ethereal landscapes and richly textured canvases, Rob Nicholl’s most recent body of work is heavily influenced by the lush, utopian landscapes of his upbringing on Vancouver Island. As a child, frequent family trips to the Gulf Islands exposed him to the immense physicality and power of the natural world, which left a lasting impression and now serve as the foundation for his subject matter. His paintings draw from a diverse group of influences including the 16th century landscape paintings of Bruegel the Elder, the hyper-colourful large-scale paintings of Dana Schutz, and the 1990s layered theatrical stage sets of David Hockney.
For a list of available works, please contact the gallery at info@equinoxgallery.com or 604.736.2405

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Plural Art Fair

Plural Art Fair

For Plural 2025, Equinox Gallery is pleased to present a selection of the gallery’s program, underlining our commitment to nurturing the connections that run between emerging, mid-career, and established practices. Plural is an art fair in Montreal that celebrates the best of contemporary art in Canada.
Works by Bobbie Burgers, Dempsey Bob, Angela Grossmann, Kim Dorland, Fred Herzog, Shawn Hunt, Hamed Rashtian, Ben Reeves, and Renée Van Halm will be included in our booth.
VIP Opening night
April 10th, 6pm
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Fair dates
April 11 to 13, 2025
Friday, April 11: Noon to 9pm
Saturday, April 12: 11am to 7pm
Sunday, April 13: 11am to 6pm
Location 
Grand Quay, Port of Montreal
200 de la Commune St W
Montreal, QC H2Y 4B2
Visit us at booth 117
For more information, please contact the gallery at info@equinoxgallery.com

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Vitality: Fred Herzog Photographs In and Around Chinatown
Curated by Carol Lee

Vitality: Fred Herzog Photographs In and Around Chinatown
Curated by Carol Lee

Equinox Gallery presents a solo exhibition of street photographs by Fred Herzog, chronicling  the street life of Vancouver’s Chinatown and surrounding neighbourhoods in the 1950s and 1960s. Guest-curated by Carol Lee, co-founder and Chair of the Vancouver Chinatown Foundation and committed advocate for the revitalization of Chinatown and the Downtown Eastside, the works in this exhibition highlight the area’s history of vibrant street life, businesses and social centres. As a champion of Chinatown’s resilience and with deep knowledge of its past, Lee’s engagement with Herzog’s photographs offers a renewed appreciation for his artistic vision while emphasizing the significant cultural heritage in our city.
The exhibition will be open to the public through May 10th. For more information or to request a list of available works, please contact the gallery at info@equinoxgallery.com
Gallery Hours
Tuesday – Saturday
10am – 5pm
3642 Commercial Street, Vancouver BC V5N 4G2
No admission fee
Press
Maclean’s | When Vancouver Was Technicolor
Global News| Exhibit goes behind Fred Herzog photos to untold stories of Vancouver’s Chinatown
Scout | New Herzog Exhibit ‘Vitality: Iconic Images, Hidden Stories’ is Opening in Chinatown This April
Vancouver Sun |Fred Herzog’s photos of a vital and joyous Chinatown resonate in new Vancouver exhibit

 

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Maggee Day
Studio Interior

Maggee Day
Studio Interior

Maggee Day’s paintings capture the evolving experience of working in her Chinatown studio. Scattered paint cans, studio chairs, architectural details, and budding trees seen through her window find their way onto her canvases through a generative process that reveals unexpected angles and new ways of seeing. Working on multiple canvases at once, she allows each layer to dry over time, returning with fresh perspective. Through this gradual layering, her paintings offer shifting observations of the same space, creating a visual history of change—shadows stretching, objects rearranging, and light subtly transforming the perception of forms.
For a list of available artworks, please contact the gallery at info@equinoxgallery.com

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Angela Grossmann
Figures

Angela Grossmann
Figures

As a figurative painter, Angela Grossmann believes the human form continues to hold profound significance in expressing our humanity and condition. In her new series of paintings on Mylar, Grossmann presents female figures, each distinct in their gestures—dancing, sitting, dressing—rendered in unique and vibrant colours. Her work reflects on the complexities of figurative painting, where the tension between expectation and surprise is embedded in the creative process.
For a list of available works, please contact the gallery at info@equinoxgallery.com or 604.736.2405

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Douglas Coupland
Models

Douglas Coupland
Models

Equinox Gallery presents Models, a special project featuring Canadian artist Douglas Coupland. The exhibition includes a series of intimate figurative paintings that give insight into a new facet of Coupland’s painting practice. Free from idealized associations, the works in Models demonstrate Coupland’s deep engagement with the world around him.
This exhibition is presented in collaboration with Danial Faria Gallery, Toronto.
For a list of available artworks, please contact the gallery at info@equinoxgallery.com or 604.736.2406

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Angela Teng
Colourwork

Angela Teng
Colourwork

Equinox Gallery presents Angela Teng: Colourwork, a solo exhibition of paintings for the Pacific Gallery at the Fairmont Pacific Rim.
Teng (b. 1979) has been acknowledged nationwide for her experimentation with the medium of paint, particularly her works made by crocheting paint strings. After squeezing and drying lengths of different coloured paints into thin strips that approximate yarn, Teng uses a single hook to crochet the paint into rectangular and square compositions. Her works elicit a broad range of references, from the colourful, commonplace Afghan throw to the geometric abstraction of high modernism, all while implicating the artistic labour of women that has typically earned the distinction of “craft” rather than “art”.
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This is an off-site exhibition located at The Pacific Gallery in the Fairmont Pacific Rim.
Location of this exhibition: 
Fairmont Pacific Rim
1038 Canada Place, Vancouver, BC
fairmontpacificrim.com

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Bobbie Burgers
Iterations

Bobbie Burgers
Iterations

Iterations is a maximalist exploration of form, colour, and mark-making where the artist is adding complexity through increased awareness of materiality contrasted against a heightened sense of spontaneity. Known for her sumptuous use of paint and dedication to the subject of botanicals, Bobbie Burgers’ exhibition explores iterations of two specific paintings in her new works on paper. The process by which the new works on paper were developed was new to the artist. Beginning with two works on canvas, she had archival prints prepared in two sets of three. From there, she layers and obscures and complicates the imagery through a process of addition and subtraction, through the processes of painting and collage. The source of the collaged elements is taken from previously unfinished paintings, works whose final expression was never fulfilled. In this way, Burgers strips the brush strokes of their original place and reinterprets them within a new context. This process allows the artist to reconcile with the incomplete past while developing a revised future for the works. For the viewer, the details within each work emerge and recede, disappearing into the brush work or projected to the forefront of the image, offering endless possibilities in how the works evolve and can be seen.
For more information, please contact the gallery at info@equinoxgallery.com or 604.736.2405
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Isabel Wynn
A Paz Que Você É
(The Peace That Is You)

Isabel Wynn
A Paz Que Você É
(The Peace That Is You)

Equinox Gallery is pleased to announce A Paz Que Você É (The Peace That Is You), a solo exhibition of new ceramic sculpture by Isabel Wynn.
Isabel Wynn’s practice explores the reinvention of ceramic sculpture heralded by a new generation of artists. Born in São Paulo, Brazil and raised in Steveston, British Columbia, she studied ceramics at Langara College and Emily Carr University where the foundations for the methodologies shaping her current sculptural practice were laid. Like many in her generation, Isabel Wynn is in constant contact with artists who work in similar mediums and fashions. These ongoing conversations, both online and in person, allow the range of influences within her work to grow, expanding into territories previously unknown. Wynn is equally attentive to the rich history of the studio pottery movement in British Columbia, marked by the work of practitioners such as Tam Irving and John Reeve. Artists such as Glenn Lewis and Gathie Falk pulled away from functional pottery and added their own styles, influenced by Funk, Pop Art, and Surrealism. The idea that ceramic works are more craft than art continues to be disrupted by today’s artists who expand the applications for this age-old medium.
For more information, please contact the gallery at info@equinoxgallery.com or 604.736.2405
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