Canstruction Canstruction is a non-profit organization that holds annual design and build competitions across North America, featuring fantastical, over sized sculptures made entirely out of canned food. At the close of the exhibition, all of the canned food used in the sculptures is donated to the Vancouver Food Bank

SALA Projects UBC school of Architecture and Landscape Architecture presents a special curated exhibition of the best work from the last year, with the focus on cutting-edge design evolved out of critical thinking on the cities and landscapes of the future.

Now & Then This exhibition presents 5 artists – Roselina Hung, Ross Kelly, Ewan McNeil, David Marshall and Bettina Matzkuhn, who have exhibited at the Pendulum Gallery over the past 10 years. Now & Then showcases this diverse group of artists whose previous exhibitions were highlights of the past decade and who have continued to… Read more »

Liron Gertsman Soaring With Birds Gertsman, has been pursuing nature photography for the past 10 years. Now 14, he has amassed a body of work that is a testament to his special talents and passion. His focus is on birds; he has photographed over 680 species in total across North and Central America and the… Read more »

Marcus Bowcott  Vancouver Sculpture Biennale Bowcott’s monumental Trans Am Totem is currently installed on Quebec Street near Science World as part of the Vancouver Sculpture Biennale 2015. This exhibition will present a number of paintings, maquettes, and photos related to this work produced over the past decade.  Complementing these will be a new sculptural piece… Read more »

Splash 2015 : Arts Umbrella 12th Annual exhibit at the Pendulum Gallery held in conjunction with the Splash Auction to raise funds for programming at Arts Umbrella.

Kickstart Disability Arts & Culture – And I Shall Be Happy The nature of happiness is explored in this thought-provoking exhibition featuring artists who engage with the layers of social meanings and experiences contained in the day to day challenges of the disabled.