The Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery, located in Vancouver on the traditional territory of the Musqueam people, fosters understanding of contemporary art through curated exhibitions and programs. Founded in 1948 as the UBC Fine Arts Gallery, it was dedicated to exploring contemporary issues and engaging with artists and communities.
With a commitment to research and public engagement, the Belkin has evolved into a significant institution in Vancouver, focusing on the historical and contemporary art landscape. Admission is free, welcoming everyone to participate in the dialogue around art and its societal impacts, ensuring that art remains accessible to all.
With a commitment to research and public engagement, the Belkin has evolved into a significant institution in Vancouver, focusing on the historical and contemporary art landscape. Admission is free, welcoming everyone to participate in the dialogue around art and its societal impacts, ensuring that art remains accessible to all.
