Sad Mag presents a dance party with your favorites 80s, new wave and electro-pop covers. Vancouver music legends (or soon-to-be legends) will be singing their hearts out to songs by The Talking Heads, New Order, Cut/Copy, The Organ, The Knife, Humans and many more. The Gam Gallery will also be showing a sneak preview of artwork from the next issue.
Searching for a new Studio Mate
Shared studio space includes 24 hour access to a secure building; internet; paint sink on same floor. We are looking for artists who are active in the field and interested in being a part of the Gam studio community. We can accommodate many types of media but are best suited for painters, drawers, graphic designers, … Continue reading »
Between the Lines
Between the Lines
Mark Illing//Sean Karemaker//Laura McIntosh//Jon Shaw// Jordan Turner//Alison Woodward//
January 18 – March 1, 2013
Opening Reception: January 18, 8 – 12
with musical performance by Elise Hall-Meyer Continue reading »
GAM//GAMES//CHESS//CRIBBAGE//CARDS
Friday December 14th, 8:30 pm
We’ve got sets of all shapes and sizes,
We’ve got music, mood and booze,
We’ve got hecklers and hackers to holler at,
Now all we need is you. Continue reading »
Night of Live Music
Join us on Friday November 9th at 8 pm for some folk and blues by some charming men and our very own Jasmine Ohlhauser. Music to commence at 9:00pm. 5 bones. Continue reading »
what’s the matter?
Gam Gallery is pleased to present ‘what’s the matter?’ an exhibition featuring the undergraduate Contemporary Art Theory Class from the University of British Columbia. Continue reading »
CHESS//CRIBBAGE//CARDS
Friday October 19, 8:30 pmWe’ve got sets of all shapes and sizes. We’ve got music, mood and booze. We’ve got what you’ve all been waiting for. Now all we need is you. 3 dollars for games. Zero dollars to chill. Continue reading »
Matias Armendaris: NAUSEA
Matias Armendaris’ series Nausea explores the standpoint of French Existentialist Jean-Paul Sartre and his physical representation of the melancholic experience as described within his novel by the same name. Continue reading »