Bill Reid, really don't think I need say more. the jewelry gallery is just stunning. the guest artist pieces were very witty with the theam being comedy loved the cereal boxes

Raining and cold in Vancouver so we decided to check out Bill Reid Gallery - boy, am-I happy we did. The displays were insightful and thorough. I was able to learn and gain a new appreciation for Aboriginal art as well as the humour, resiliency and vision of the First Nations of Canada. The exhibits were accessible and the reading... More

I wasn't that familiar with Northwest Coast Art before this exhibition, so this was a good overview of what it's all about. There are some excellent pieces by Bill Reid in this gallery, including a lot of jewelry pieces and the large bronze frieze Mythic Messengers, which is absolutely amazing. The current exhibition on humor in contemporary Northwest Coast Art... More

My husband & I were "playing" tourist on a warm September day, this fall in Vancouver. We were from walking Yaletown to Coal Harbour when we "discovered" the Bill Reid's Gallery. A set of stairs took up us to a secluded garden. The gallery is off to the right of the garden. The theme of the current exhibition was Carrying... More

I am biased for I am the chair of the gallery. It is a warm and inviting space with pieces from numerous Pacific Northwest Coast artists, including Bill Reid and Jim Hart. A pleasant one to two hours visiting the gallery won't be wasted.

There is a cult of respect around artists like Bill Reid. His jewellery is his touchstone craft and his large works, especially the public ones, tend toward the seductive. A good kind of seductive. The exhibitions here can be outstanding, especially ones that celebrate contemporary native artists. No lack of imagination here. Reid's work is consistent and celebrates the simple... More

Small museum with very little to offer when taking into consideration the important mission it wishes to present. There is so much more to present, tell, and exhibit.... And the place seems like one big unprofessional miss. One thing I did like about it were the pictures of elders and some quotes about their language conservation efforts... Some first nations'... More

Bill Reid's work, no matter what one thinks of the man and his practices, deserves much better than this. Compared to the UBC Museum of Anthropology, it looks like a second hand store in Hazelton. Quite unprofessional.

This small gallery tucked away on Hornsby features Haida art by Mr. Reid and other coastal artist of different media. When I was there there was amoving display focusing on elders who are keepers of FN languages. I found this place to be a gem.