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Arts & Culture
Art on Paper at a 1911 Deer Lake Mansion
Canada's only paper-art gallery is free, inside a 1911 Tudor mansion, and the rowboats are just outside.
Arts & Culture
Canada's only paper-art gallery is free, inside a 1911 Tudor mansion, and the rowboats are just outside.
The Burnaby Art Gallery has pulled off something quietly impressive: it lives inside Ceperley House, a 1911 Tudor-revival mansion on the edge of Deer Lake Park, which is already a more distinguished address than most galleries three times its size. It also happens to be the only public gallery in Canada devoted entirely to art on paper: prints, drawings, the intricate, quietly absorbing work that rewards actually looking. Admission is free, the rooms are intimate, and the rotating shows give you something to discuss at a volume the mansion seems to prefer. When you're done, walk straight out into Deer Lake Park. In summer, there are rowboats for rent on the lake. It's the kind of afternoon that costs almost nothing and somehow feels like exactly the right call.
