Welcome to Gallery Gachet in Vancouver

Gallery Gachet, located in the heart of Vancouver, British Columbia, is a prominent art space dedicated to showcasing the work of marginalized and emerging artists. The gallery is particularly known for its strong focus on social justice and mental health issues, reflecting the founding principles of creating a platform for voices often excluded from mainstream art. Established in 1995 by a collective of artists and advocates, including the artist and mental health activist, 'David MacLeod', Gallery Gachet serves as a community hub, fostering dialogue between artists, art lovers, and the public. The gallery features a diverse array of artworks, from contemporary pieces to traditional methods, and supports several local and international artists like 'Gina Adams', 'Joan McLeod', and 'Ruth Howard'. At Gallery Gachet, the mission is clear: to provide space for transformative experiences through art that resonate with lived experiences, societal challenges, and the celebration of human resilience and creativity. The target audience includes art enthusiasts, students, and community members passionate about social issues and eager to engage in meaningful conversations. Interesting facts: the gallery originally reflected the mission and spirit of the mental health community, and it continues to play a crucial role in events that highlight art as a tool for advocacy and education. Join us and experience the blend of art and activism at Gallery Gachet, where every piece tells a story and every exhibit speaks to the heart of humanity.