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Legal Name: Richmond Art Gallery Association
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Richmond Art Gallery ''Making Contemporary Art Make Sense'' Non-Profit Organization 
Incorporated 1987 Legal Name: Richmond Art Gallery Association 
Staff: Lynn Beavis, Director; Renato da Silva, Curator; Nan Capogna, Educational Programs Coordinator; Paula Hickey, Exhibitions and Gallery Coordinator; Kathy Tycholis, School Art Program Coordinator 
Address: 7700 Minoru Blvd, Richmond, BC, Canada; V6Y 1R9 
Phone: 604.247.8300 Web: http://www.richmondartgallery.org 
Year End: December/31 NAICS Code: 712110 
The Richmond Art Gallery gratefully acknowledges the support of the City of Richmond, the Province of British Columbia, the British Columbia Arts Council, and the Canada Council for the Arts. 
We wish to thank our major sponsors for their ongoing generosity: RBC Foundation for their support of the Family Sundays program, and TD Canada Trust for their support of the School Art Program 

The Richmond Art Gallery's Mission is to promote dialogue around contemporary art. We are here to offer our viewers ways to connect to art, your community and yourself by providing a place to look, think, create and communicate.

Our Audience is anyone from across the community who is curious, creative, inquiring, engaged, daring and innovative. They are people who enjoy thought provoking, inspiring art, an open and inclusive place to connect with community, and who delight in discovering new viewpoints and new ideas.

We are the City of Richmond’s only professional public art gallery that shows contemporary art by local, national and international artists. We can be found in the Richmond Cultural Centre (Library Building), a five- minute walk from the Brighouse Canada Line Station, just across Minoru Boulevard.

At the Richmond Art Gallery you can look forward to five inspiring exhibitions a year dealing with issues and concerns relevant to contemporary life, as well as educational programming such as RBC Family Sundays (free art making for parents and children the last Sunday of the month), TD Canada Trust School Art Program (serving over 100 Lower Mainland Schools), Exhibition Tours, Workshops, Artist Talks, video interviews, hands-on activities and instructive displays in our Education Gallery, exhibition publications and much more.

Address: Richmond Art Gallery
7700 Minoru Gate, Richmond, BC, V6Y 1R9
Geo location: N49º 9.7766’ W123’ 8.5471
http://www.richmondartgallery.org

Richmond Art Gallery is located at the Cultural Centre/Brighouse Library.
Canada Line stop: Richmond-Brighouse.

Regular Hours: Monday to Friday: 10am to 6pm Weekends: 10am to 5pm
Closed statutory holidays

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==References==

==External links==
*[http://www.richmondartgallery.org/]

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 Incorporated 1987<br/> Legal Name:  Richmond Art Gallery Association<br/>
 Staff:  Lynn Beavis, Director; Renato da Silva, Curator; Nan Capogna, Educational Programs Coordinator;<br> Paula Hickey, Exhibitions and Gallery Coordinator; Kathy Tycholis, School Art Program Coordinator<br/>
-Address:  7700 Minoru Blvd, Richmond, BC, Canada; V6Y 1R9<br>
+Address:  7700 Minoru Blvd, Richmond, BC, Canada, V6Y 1R9<br>
 Phone:  604.247.8300<br>Web:  http://www.richmondartgallery.org<br/>
 Year End:  December/31<br> NAICS Code:  712110<br><br>
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-The Richmond Art Gallery's Mission is to promote dialogue around contemporary art. We are here to offer our viewers ways to connect to art, your community and yourself by providing a place to look, think, create and communicate.
+Our Audience is anyone who is curious, creative, inquiring, engaged, daring and innovative; people who enjoy thought provoking, inspiring art, an open and inclusive place to connect with community, and who delight in discovering new viewpoints and new ideas.
-Our Audience is anyone from across the community who is curious, creative, inquiring, engaged, daring and innovative. They are people who enjoy thought provoking, inspiring art, an open and inclusive place to connect with community, and who delight in discovering new viewpoints and new ideas.
+At the Richmond Art Gallery you can look forward to five inspiring exhibitions a year dealing with issues and concerns relevant to contemporary life, as well as educational programming such as Family Sundays (free art making for parents and children the fourth Sunday of the month), School Art Program (serving over 100 Lower Mainland Schools), Exhibition Tours, Workshops, Artist Talks, video interviews, hands-on activities and instructive displays in our Education Gallery, exhibition publications and much more.
 We are the City of Richmond’s only professional public art gallery that shows contemporary art by local, national and international artists. We can be found in the Richmond Cultural Centre (Library Building), a five- minute walk from the Brighouse Canada Line Station, just across Minoru Boulevard.
-At the Richmond Art Gallery you can look forward to five inspiring exhibitions a year dealing with issues and concerns relevant to contemporary life, as well as educational programming such as Family Sundays (free art making for parents and children the fourth Sunday of the month), School Art Program (serving over 100 Lower Mainland Schools), Exhibition Tours, Workshops, Artist Talks, video interviews, hands-on activities and instructive displays in our Education Gallery, exhibition publications and much more.
+Address:<br/> Richmond Art Gallery<br/>
+Minoru Gate<br/> Richmond, BC, V6Y 1R9<br/>
-Address: Richmond Art Gallery
+Geo location: N49º 9.7766’ W123’ 8.5471<br/>
 http://www.richmondartgallery.org
-Richmond Art Gallery is located at the Cultural Centre/Brighouse Library.
+Richmond Art Gallery is located at the Cultural Centre/Brighouse Library<br/>
-Canada Line stop: Richmond-Brighouse.
+Canada Line stop: Richmond-Brighouse
-Regular Hours: Monday to Friday: 10am to 6pm Weekends: 10am to 5pm
+Regular Hours: Monday to Friday: 10am to 6pm Weekends: 10am to 5pm<br/>
 Closed statutory holidays

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 We are the City of Richmond’s only professional public art gallery that shows contemporary art by local, national and international artists. We can be found in the Richmond Cultural Centre (Library Building), a five- minute walk from the Brighouse Canada Line Station, just across Minoru Boulevard.
-At the Richmond Art Gallery you can look forward to five inspiring exhibitions a year dealing with issues and concerns relevant to contemporary life, as well as educational programming such as RBC Family Sundays (free art making for parents and children the fourth Sunday of the month), TD Canada Trust School Art Program (serving over 100 Lower Mainland Schools), Exhibition Tours, Workshops, Artist Talks, video interviews, hands-on activities and instructive displays in our Education Gallery, exhibition publications and much more.
+At the Richmond Art Gallery you can look forward to five inspiring exhibitions a year dealing with issues and concerns relevant to contemporary life, as well as educational programming such as Family Sundays (free art making for parents and children the fourth Sunday of the month), School Art Program (serving over 100 Lower Mainland Schools), Exhibition Tours, Workshops, Artist Talks, video interviews, hands-on activities and instructive displays in our Education Gallery, exhibition publications and much more.
 Address: Richmond Art Gallery