The Vancouver Biennale is a non-profit organization that celebrates art in public spaces. Your support helps us transform the urban landscape into an open air museum, creating unexpected and accessible cultural experiences where people live, play, work and transit. Donations to the Vancouver Biennale also contribute to building a legacy of public art through educational programming, public lectures, international artist residencies and the purchase of art offered for long-term display in our host communities.
Here are some highlights of the many art installations, educational programs, and public events that the Vancouver Biennale has brought to the region during the 2009-2011 exhibition:
Here are some highlights of the many art installations, educational programs, and public events that the Vancouver Biennale has brought to the region during the 2009-2011 exhibition:
40 works of art by 37 Artists
from 15 Countries and 5 Continents 3 New Media Installation 3 Performance Works 2 BIKEnnale Cycle Tours 12 Public Lectures by Artists,
Landscape Architects, Museum
Directors, Writers and Curators 30 Student Tours
from 15 Countries and 5 Continents 3 New Media Installation 3 Performance Works 2 BIKEnnale Cycle Tours 12 Public Lectures by Artists,
Landscape Architects, Museum
Directors, Writers and Curators 30 Student Tours
3 Museum Exhibitions featuring art
from India and Russia 15,000 visits to the Vancouver Biennale
Learning Website featuring Student Lesson Plans, Self-Guided Tours and a Children’s Video Game 6 Teacher Workshops for Regional
Schools 8 Student Art Exhibitions
from India and Russia 15,000 visits to the Vancouver Biennale
Learning Website featuring Student Lesson Plans, Self-Guided Tours and a Children’s Video Game 6 Teacher Workshops for Regional
Schools 8 Student Art Exhibitions
