Top 10 Art Studios in Vancouver

Peaceful Art Studio ranks in the top ten list as one of Vancouver’s best art studios for kids. Since its inception in 2012, over 800 students have received high-quality instruction from industry professionals leading the classes. Art Studio dedicates itself to creating a warm, engaging environment, making the studio a top choice for young students. Feedback from the families und more...

Peaceful Art Studio ranks in the top ten list as one of Vancouver’s best art studios for kids. Since its inception in 2012, over 800 students have received high-quality instruction from industry professionals leading the classes. Art Studio dedicates itself to creating a warm, engaging environment, making the studio a top choice for young students. Feedback from the families underscores the studio’s impact, stating their child has improved as an artist, made friends, and grown creatively. The reviewers also have given high marks to the professional, kind, and patient teachers.

The ArtWay Studio is one of the top 10 list of art schools in 2023. Located in the area, it is owned by Sonya Iwasiuk and Denna Erickson, who have in excess of 40 combined years of training, and have worked with more than 500 students. Reviews from past students underscore how welcoming their classroom environment is, and how indefinite their teaching style is, from hands-on cla more...

The ArtWay Studio is one of the top 10 list of art schools in 2023. Located in the area, it is owned by Sonya Iwasiuk and Denna Erickson, who have in excess of 40 combined years of training, and have worked with more than 500 students. Reviews from past students underscore how welcoming their classroom environment is, and how indefinite their teaching style is, from hands-on classwork to Zoom lessons. Their students call The ArtWay Studio an inclusive and creative space where adults and kids meet in person or online. Instruction on color mixing, playful experimentation, and building community translate into life-long art-making skills. The participants all recommend it, which is why it’s a perfect time to join them.

Eastside Atelier Art Studio (formerly William Clark) is top 10 on the Eastside Culture Crawl because it is at the heart of the Crawl. It provides an inviting space where artists welcome visitors into their studios. At the Atelier students can witness, firsthand, more than 50 artists displaying a wide range of works at their individual studios. This location fosters a relaxed atm more...

Eastside Atelier Art Studio (formerly William Clark) is top 10 on the Eastside Culture Crawl because it is at the heart of the Crawl. It provides an inviting space where artists welcome visitors into their studios. At the Atelier students can witness, firsthand, more than 50 artists displaying a wide range of works at their individual studios. This location fosters a relaxed atmosphere where artists engage with attendees, sharing their process, and inspiration, and creating unique art. The Atelier is an enjoyable destination for art enthusiasts and a chance to meet emerging artists.

Studio 13 Fine Art is a top-ten contender due to its diverse Canadian artistry and engaging atmosphere. Home to Alice Rich and Skai Fowler, the gallery features a collaborative studio environment showcasing abstract landscapes and contemporary pieces. Alice Rich's semi-abstract paintings capture the energetic skies and coastal hues and cover deep themes like emotional landscapes more...

Studio 13 Fine Art is a top-ten contender due to its diverse Canadian artistry and engaging atmosphere. Home to Alice Rich and Skai Fowler, the gallery features a collaborative studio environment showcasing abstract landscapes and contemporary pieces. Alice Rich's semi-abstract paintings capture the energetic skies and coastal hues and cover deep themes like emotional landscapes and human connections. The gallery's visitors adore Alice’s work, frequently stating how her paintings provoke deep emotion and reflection. Reviewers like Skai Fowler endorse the gallery's nice atmosphere and excellent art. Both represent the gallery’s artistic vision of Canadian cooperation and emotion. With many art displays and its rich history as a former art school, Studio 13 Fine Art is one of the top destinations for art enthusiasts.

Karen Lorena Parker Street Studios Gallery is among the top ten galleries due to Parker’s exceptional artistry and capacity to communicate in a unique way. She amalgamates realism with emotion, often delving into societal issues like climate change and human rights. Parker’s creativity—like the storm trees and shorelines—exudes beauty and depth. Reviews laud her collaborative sp more...

Karen Lorena Parker Street Studios Gallery is among the top ten galleries due to Parker’s exceptional artistry and capacity to communicate in a unique way. She amalgamates realism with emotion, often delving into societal issues like climate change and human rights. Parker’s creativity—like the storm trees and shorelines—exudes beauty and depth. Reviews laud her collaborative spirit and bespoke art, establishing her as an artist who satisfies clients’ dreams. Parker's art studio atmosphere is vibrant and warm, which adds comfort and family to her work.

Paneficio Studio's love of art and its community makes the gallery one of the top ten in the chain. Since 2015, it has showcased over 100 local artists. From its storefront windows to its open art nights, Paneficio opens its doors to the diverse talent of its East Van neighbors and strives to celebrate them. Studio hosts events like First Saturday, facilitating artist get-togeth more...

Paneficio Studio's love of art and its community makes the gallery one of the top ten in the chain. Since 2015, it has showcased over 100 local artists. From its storefront windows to its open art nights, Paneficio opens its doors to the diverse talent of its East Van neighbors and strives to celebrate them. Studio hosts events like First Saturday, facilitating artist get-togethers and studio tours that offer a vibrant community of artists and art-lovers. The gallery’s adorable neighborhood vibe mixed with its unique exhibitions and supportive community highlights makes it a must-see in Vancouver.

It is a collective of artists who use a variety of mediums. Our individual workspaces can be shared with other artists or rented by one person. We also have a printmaking studio that we share. The studio has 3 printing presses as well as working tables, dryer racks, lighting tables and storage spaces for your materials. Our studio is equipped with a washing station and a large more...

It is a collective of artists who use a variety of mediums. Our individual workspaces can be shared with other artists or rented by one person. We also have a printmaking studio that we share. The studio has 3 printing presses as well as working tables, dryer racks, lighting tables and storage spaces for your materials. Our studio is equipped with a washing station and a large table for exposure. Our inventory is constantly being updated to meet the needs of our ever-growing collection. Our studio is a place where people can share their ideas, make new friends and be creative. The areas will be separated so that it's clear which space belongs to you. Each space is divided by walls, but not completely enclosed. The spaces are around 250sf each. They can be subdivided or combined into larger areas.

After being asked to leave their 901 Main Street studios by the local developer, 23 Vancouver artists decided in 2006 to attempt to save them. The site had been slated to be redeveloped. The 901 Main building had served as a Vancouver cultural landmark and studio for more than 20 years. Artists and Vancouver's arts community were fighting to save their studio space. They to more...

After being asked to leave their 901 Main Street studios by the local developer, 23 Vancouver artists decided in 2006 to attempt to save them. The site had been slated to be redeveloped. The 901 Main building had served as a Vancouver cultural landmark and studio for more than 20 years. Artists and Vancouver's arts community were fighting to save their studio space. They took the fight all the way up to City Hall. Save 901 Main campaign raised awareness of the artist's plight and Vancouver's lack of affordable, dedicated artist space. Portside Studios are the home to 901 Artists, an artist cooperative with the goal of providing affordable studio space in Vancouver. Portside Studios, a vibrant community of artists located in an elegant and light-filled waterfront space, is home to a large number of talented individuals. The Eastside Culture Crawl brings in thousands of people and it is an important hub for the Vancouver cultural scene.

August Studios is a space for artists/designers + to work and collaborate. We run workshops, art shows, and pop-up events. Our goal is to strengthen our community and enrich our lives through our collective work. We host workshops, curate & host art shows, and markets, and we're open to suggestions or collaborations. August is owned and operated by Mark George, a white more...

August Studios is a space for artists/designers + to work and collaborate. We run workshops, art shows, and pop-up events. Our goal is to strengthen our community and enrich our lives through our collective work. We host workshops, curate & host art shows, and markets, and we're open to suggestions or collaborations. August is owned and operated by Mark George, a white CIS male settler on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Coast Salish peoples. Workshops can also be requested for group events, such as date nights, team building, birthdays, etc. Let us know what you have in mind. We also work with other makers not currently running scheduled workshops.

The Thrive Together Network is a network of women who share a vision that they need one another and that thriving in the arts means knowing your tribe. Kaylan and Jamie, the founders of Artist Community met while running separate communities. Over the course of a year, we spent chatting on Whatsapp or Zoom and sharing encouragement and advice. We grew closer because we shared a more...

The Thrive Together Network is a network of women who share a vision that they need one another and that thriving in the arts means knowing your tribe. Kaylan and Jamie, the founders of Artist Community met while running separate communities. Over the course of a year, we spent chatting on Whatsapp or Zoom and sharing encouragement and advice. We grew closer because we shared a common bond and we played a unique part in creating a community. It was now time to fully embrace the belief that "community is more important than competition", and combine our communities. Kaylan Buteyn, an artist and curator, is the founder of Stay Home Gallery & Residency, as well as of the Artist/Mother Podcast. Her work focuses primarily on the empowerment of women, maternal experiences, and engagement with the community. She often references the mother form in her abstract paintings. Internationally, she has shown in both galleries and community centers. Kaylan began the Artist/Mother Podcast in 2019 as an extension of her social art practice. She interviews working mothers who are artists. It has grown to be a network of many women artists who are supported and encouraged through exhibitions and publications. There is also a program for crit groups, retreats, and other forms of support. This podcast will continue to be a valuable resource for Artists/Mothers. As a reaction to the covid-19 global pandemic in 2020, Kaylan and Pam Taylor co-founded Stay Home Gallery. They then took their virtual gallery into the real world when Kaylan opened her rural Tennessee home as an artist residency and bricks-and-mortar gallery. Kaylan has an MFA in Fine Arts from the New Hampshire Institute of Art. Now, she lives in Fort Wayne with her husband and 3 kids.