Dal Schindell Gallery

10/05/2026

At Ron Reed’s artist talk, we announced that his exhibition at the Dal Schindell Gallery is extended until November 7! All are welcome to spend time in the gallery.

10/01/2026

You’re invited to Ron Reed’s artist talk on Friday, October 2, 7:00–8:30pm, in the Regent College Chapel. Ron will discuss his video montages currently installed in the Dal Schindell Gallery . This event is free, all welcome!

09/25/2026

09/22/2026

Ron Reed is an actor, playwright, and director based in Vancouver. He graduated from Regent College and holds an MFA (Acting) from the California Institute of the Arts. In 1984, Ron founded the Pacific Theatre in Vancouver, where he served as Artistic Director until becoming a freelance artist in 2021. Ron taught acting at Trinity Western University from 1988 to 2010, and he has taught or co-taught numerous courses at Regent College, including Christian Imagination and the Vocation of the Artist seminar, as well as summer school sessions at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. Ron wrote film criticism for the online edition of Christianity Today and the regular “Arts Seen” column for Vancouver’s Christian Info newspaper. Current projects include performances of his one-man play The Top Ten Thousand of All Time and the podcast Soul Food Ghost Light, a late-night pirate radio show.

You may visit Ron’s exhibition, Numbering Our Days: Time at the Movies, at the Dal Schindell Gallery until Oct 3.

09/16/2026

After a successful preview, Ron Reed’s exhibition, Numbering Our Days: Time at the Movies, opens today! You’re invited to the opening reception at 4–8pm in the Dal Schindell Gallery.

09/03/2026

Installing Ron Reed’s exhibition, Numbering Our Days: Time at the Movies. Previewing begins on Sept 8, with the opening reception on Sept 16, 4–8pm. All welcome!

08/31/2026

Numbering Our Days: Time at the Movies
Ron Reed
September 16–October 3, 2026

Previewing: September 8–15, 2026
Opening Reception: Wednesday, September 16, 4–8 pm
Artist Talk: Friday, October 2, 7–8:30 pm

Featuring a series of meticulously constructed video artworks, Ron Reed’s Numbering Our Days: Time at the Movies is a playful but powerful meditation on how cinema shapes our sense of being in time. Assembled from thousands of clips from feature films, Ron’s works reprocess the temporality of cinema through unexpected ordering principles—dates, times of day, an endless sequence of staircases, etc.—in ways that make conspicuous not only the medium of film but the time of the lives we’re living.

Dal Schindell Gallery Regent College

07/27/2026

Home Crisis by Chantelle Cook closes on Friday, July 31. You’re welcome to visit this week during regular gallery hours.

07/22/2026

On sunny days, the light filtering through the windows enlivens the colours in this painting by Chantelle Cook .

07/14/2026

In her artist statement, Chantelle Cook writes: “I was drawn to houses that feel lived-in and specific—places shaped by care, time, and quiet individuality—and I found myself seeing them as they changed. In Vancouver, and in many cities, these forms are shifting rapidly, often before they can fully be seen or remembered. Homes once built with affordability in mind now exist within a vastly different reality, sold for prices beyond the reach of most residents or replaced entirely by larger developments. These modest structures not only provided access to homeownership but came to shape a recognizable visual identity for the city itself. Now they stand as markers of a shifting economy and a disappearing way of life.”