• 25% more Pitt!

    25% more Pitt!

    Starting this week, we’re open Tuesday through Saturday, noon to 5pm. That’s an entire extra day added to our public hours, during which you can come in, see Elizabeth Fischer’s exhibition Orphans and Dogs, buy our fine Pitt publications, relax in our reading room, or watch the street from the bench on our front step.…


  • This week: Elizabeth Fischer opening

    This week: Elizabeth Fischer opening

    After a short hiatus, we’re opening again this week with an exhibition, book launch, and performance by Elizabeth Fischer on Friday, June 12. The exhibition, Orphans and Dogs, opens on June 12 and continues through July. We have also published a book that goes with the exhibition but stands really well on its own. You…


  • May and June at Unit/Pitt

    May and June at Unit/Pitt

    The current exhibition, Cultivating Equilibrium will be extended until Thursday, May 21. This coincides with ISSUE Magazine‘s one-year anniversary launch. So come by for the last chance to see the installation by Patrick Campbell and Madison Killo, stay for a drink and pick up a copy of the new magazine. This coming issue features work by Stephane Bernard, Ileanna…


  • Book launch Thursday, April 30

    Book launch Thursday, April 30

    Collective Walks/Spaces of Contestation Publications Launch April 30, 2015, 7pm UNIT/PITT Projects will launch artists’ books by Zoe Kreye and Catherine Grau; Didier Morelli; and Mariane Bourcheix-Laporte. These publications are part of the project Collective Walks/Spaces of Contestation, curated by Mariane Bourcheix-Laporte, which unfolded as a series of performances, public actions, lectures, and an exhibition…


  • Opening this Thursday at 7pm: Cultivating Equilibrium

    Opening this Thursday at 7pm: Cultivating Equilibrium

    This Thursday evening, slip into the twilight of Cultivating Equilibrium, Patrick Campbell and Madison Killo’s transformative installation in the Unit/Pitt gallery space.  The artists have taken the already transplanted, absurd, and strange site of the Bloedel Conservatory, which rests as a crystalline tropicalia at the top of Vancouver’s Little Mountain, and transmitted the immersive environment into…