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Lattimer Gallery Lattimer Gallery specializes in Native Art and jewellery of the Northwest Coast and is located near Vancouver's beautiful Granville Island.

Lattimer Gallery has the unique, warm atmosphere of a Northwest Longhouse. We offer a fascinating display of gold and silver jewellery, argillite carvings, soapstone sculptures, bentwood boxes, masks, totem poles, and much more. In our "longhouse" we also feature a large selection of original paintings and limited edition prints by many well known Native artists. We want you to be swept away by the selection and quality of art that we house here at Lattimer Gallery.

In 2012, we hosted our first ever themed jewellery show titled, “Barnacles to Butterflies”. We requested that artists de...
09/23/2026

In 2012, we hosted our first ever themed jewellery show titled, “Barnacles to Butterflies”. We requested that artists depict obscure animals and symbols. From a Crab bracelet to a Ladybug pendant to Sea Urchin earrings, the artists created pieces beyond our expectations. This year, we thought it would be fun to revisit this theme. “Barnacles to Butterflies II” will be available to view online and in-person at Lattimer Gallery, October 2-17!!

Pictured is a “Butterfly” pendant by Gitxsan artist, Meaghan McRae. Sterling silver with citrine, carnelian, and chalcedony. This piece will be available on October 2nd.

Our show with KC Hall, “Elevate” is on until this Saturday, August 8th! This painted red cedar bentwood box, “UNBOUND”, ...
08/06/2026

Our show with KC Hall, “Elevate” is on until this Saturday, August 8th!

This painted red cedar bentwood box, “UNBOUND”, is still available. Visit lattimergallery.com to see the other available pieces.

Our show with KC Hall, “Elevate” is still on until Saturday, August 8th! This painted red cedar bentwood box, “UNBOUND” ...
08/06/2026

Our show with KC Hall, “Elevate” is still on until Saturday, August 8th!

This painted red cedar bentwood box, “UNBOUND” is still available. Visit lattimergallery.com to see the other available pieces.

Elevate by KC Hall. On now until August 8th!! Stop by in person or visit us online. The namesake piece of the show, “Ele...
07/29/2026

Elevate by KC Hall. On now until August 8th!! Stop by in person or visit us online.

The namesake piece of the show, “Elevate”.
“Since day one I’ve sprayed son. Elevating above the madness.”
-KC Hall

$2,500.00

“Hzí”
“The two frogs.”
-KC Hall

$5,200.00

“A Sliver of Certainty”
“Certainty. It has always been in my blood.”
-KC Hall

$1,700.00

“Fish Heads on Deck”
“They’re starting to stink the place up. An acquired taste to our elders. It was and is a staple of comfort and tradition.”
-KC Hall

$1,500.00

“We Came from Elcho Harbour”
“Every line I paint carries the breath of the hailzaqv who stood on these shores before me.”
-KC Hall

$3,800.00

ARTIST RECEPTION THIS FRIDAY, JULY 24th5-7PM AT LATTIMER GALLERY We are so excited to share this new body of work by KC ...
07/20/2026

ARTIST RECEPTION THIS FRIDAY, JULY 24th
5-7PM AT LATTIMER GALLERY

We are so excited to share this new body of work by KC Hall. Join us for an artist reception, with catering by

If you can’t make it to the reception, the show will be on display at Lattimer Gallery until August 8th.

Less than two weeks away! All are welcome. We hope to see you there!
07/12/2026

Less than two weeks away! All are welcome. We hope to see you there!

Join us on July 24th to celebrate KC Hall’s solo exhibition! We can’t wait! Swipe to read KC’s concept for this body of ...
06/25/2026

Join us on July 24th to celebrate KC Hall’s solo exhibition! We can’t wait! Swipe to read KC’s concept for this body of work 🎨

For many centuries, spoons and ladles have been a staple of Northwest Coast art and culture, serving both ceremonial and...
03/25/2026

For many centuries, spoons and ladles have been a staple of Northwest Coast art and culture, serving both ceremonial and functional purposes.

They are a significant form within many Northwest Coast cultures, which is why the spoon shape has made its way into a variety of materials and sizes. Small silver spoons have become beautiful, unique keepsakes and collectible items, like this silver “Eagle” spoon by Nisga’a artist Norman Tait. Norman sadly passed away ten years ago and his work is becoming increasingly difficult to find.

This spoon is available for purchase for $1,200.00 CAD. Visit our website or DM to inquire.

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1590 West 2nd Avenue
Vancouver, BC
V6J1H2

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 10am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 10am - 5:30pm
Thursday 10am - 5:30pm
Friday 10am - 5:30pm
Saturday 10am - 5:30pm
Sunday 11am - 5pm

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