Art Gallery of Greater Victoria, Art museum in Victoria, Canada.
The Art Gallery of Greater Victoria occupies the historic Spencer Mansion and adjoining exhibition spaces to display its collections. The rooms feature works by Canadian, Indigenous, and international artists in regularly rotating presentations.
The institution started in 1946 as the Little Centre in downtown Victoria. It moved to the Spencer Mansion in 1951 after Sarah Spencer donated the building to the gallery.
The gallery presents works by Indigenous artists whose perspectives and stories are woven throughout the collection. You can experience how these artworks are displayed alongside other traditions, showing different voices in the art world.
Plan your visit by checking the current exhibitions and events offered throughout the year. The grounds are accessible and easy to navigate, with clear signage to guide you through the mansion and exhibition spaces.
A traditional Shinto shrine sits within the Asian garden on the grounds, creating a quiet contrast to the Victorian mansion. This shrine is a special detail that many visitors discover while exploring the outdoor spaces.
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