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Exhibitions
Experience contemporary art by local, national and international artists. Browse current and past exhibitions.
We've shown over 500 exhibitions and 10,000 artists at Surrey Art Gallery!
Artists range from local to international and emerging to established. Our exhibition history highlights a diversity of artistic practices from painting and ceramics to sculpture and digital art, including audio art.
Current Exhibitions
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Carol Sawyer: Proscenium
Explore this playful foray into narrative, perspective, performance, appearance and truth.
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Don Hutchinson and Ying-Yueh Chuang: Passages
Experience whimsical ceramic works from Don Hutchinson and Ying-Yueh Chuang.
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Where We Have Been
View works from the Gallery's Permanent Collection that explore place and identity.
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Searching for Surrey
The Colour Collective presents their vision of many sites throughout Surrey and its surrounding region.
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Varvara and Mar: We Are the Clouds
See yourself in the clouds in this interactive outdoor artwork.
Past Exhibitions
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Art by Surrey Elementary School Students - 2020
Showcasing a range of artwork from students of Surrey School District, Grades 1-7
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Don Li-Leger: Counting the Steps of the Sun
View late works of painting and video from Surrey Civic Treasure Don Li-Leger.
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Susan Point: Spindle Whorl
Featuring over three decades of printmaking by Musqueam artist Susan Point.
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Faisal Anwar: CharBagh
Enjoy this outdoor projection art that uses social media to generate beautiful gardens.
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Sara Khan: Suraj Kinare
Immerse yourself in intriguing watercolours mixing fantasy and reality.
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ARTS 2019
Enjoy art by local artists in this annual juried show.
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Cindy Mochizuki: Autumn Strawberry
An artist-in-residence, Mochizuki will gather local berry farming stories from Japanese Canadians.
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The Built World Around Us: A Juried Photography Exhibit
See photographs that capture the built environment south of the Fraser River.
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Omer Arbel: Particles for the Built World
See sculptural and home building experiments in fabric-formed concrete.
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Fischli and Weiss: The Way Things Go
Watch a video of a spectacular chain reaction of objects set up inside a warehouse.