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Polygon Gallery
Opening hours
- Monday: Closed
- Tuesday: Closed
- Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Thursday: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Friday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Saturday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Sunday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
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A striking, modern waterfront gallery dedicated to contemporary photography and media art.
- Good to know
- Admission is by donation; easily reached via the SeaBus from Waterfront Station.
Reviews from Google
What an amazing place to have a wedding or event at! Wow! Incredible. If you have guests coming from out of town and you want to truly have a Vancouver Experience , upstairs at the Polygon is your spot. The Gallery during the day, along with all of the Shipyard restaurants and bars followed by your event upstairs at the gallery will be unforgettable to everyone. Hotels right there and stunning views of the City! I highly recommend this to everyone !
Attended the Open House yesterday and was thoroughly impressed. From the curated art pieces to the lively music and delicious appetizers, every detail was handled beautifully. A true not so hidden gem in North Van. 5 stars all the way. Thank you for having us.
Went for the Opening Ceremony of James Harry's, Eye of the Ancestor. The piece is spectacular and the opening was so well done that I almost cried. The universe aligned to make this piece happen in this time and space. So proud of you James. Who would've know you could create such a dynamic and rich piece with three shapes, the trigon, the circle and crescent 🌙 XO mom.
Visiting The Polygon Gallery was an unforgettable experience — from the moment we approached the striking building to the final step through the Lee Miller exhibition. The architecture itself is a masterpiece: a stunning waterfront landmark thoughtfully designed by Patkau Architects with a bold, sculptural presence that seems to dance with the shifting coastal light. The façade’s reflective surfaces and industrial-inspired materials beautifully echo the surrounding harbour, mountains, and sky, inviting you in even before you cross the threshold. Inside, the space feels open and luminous. Floor-to-ceiling glass and lofty ceilings create a sense of calm that perfectly complements the photography on display. It’s easy to see why the design has received so much acclaim — it genuinely enhances the way you experience the art, rather than distract from it. Overall, The Polygon Gallery isn’t just a gallery — it’s a cultural jewel on the North Vancouver waterfront. Its architecture, thoughtful curation, and the emotional depth of the Lee Miller exhibition combine to make this a must-visit destination for art lovers and curious visitors alike. The current exhibition that I saw is by, Lee Miller: A Photographer at Work (1932–1945), is profound and deeply engaging. Featuring more than 100 images, it offers an intimate look into Miller’s brilliant career — from her early portraiture to her daring work as a World War II correspondent. The photographs are powerful both aesthetically and historically, revealing her remarkable talent and the challenges she faced as a woman in a male-dominated field.
The gift shop at Polygon Gallery is small but beautifully curated, with unique and artistic items. A great spot to find creative gifts and design pieces.