• 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…


  • Coming up in March: An Exact Vertigo, a critical text and contemporary dance series

    Coming up in March: An Exact Vertigo, a critical text and contemporary dance series

    a residency/library/mini festival/community invitation/dancing museum/book publication/lecture series/workshop series/utopia. An Exact Vertigo is an invitation to Vancouver’s contemporary dance and contemporary art communities to engage in discussion surrounding critical theory, text, and movement. The project consists of multiple actions: A free speaker and workshop series open to the public and accessible to non-dancers, the creation of…


  • Winter Activity

    The Pitt is awakening from the holidays mid-January this year. Here is some of what you can expect from us in the next few months! Our first exhibition, The Facility for Consideration, runs January 16 – February 28th. Featuring work by Derek Coulombe, Tom Hsu, Kari Kleinmann, and Lida Pawliuk, and curated by Brynn McNab,…


  • Donate now, for another 40 years of glorious chaos

    Donate now, for another 40 years of glorious chaos

    This is yet another message telling you to donate to something before the year runs out. Seriously, you should. There are a lot of organizations out there who do important, serious, well-established work that demands your unquestioning respect. We’re not one of those. For almost forty years the Pitt has done odd, risky, and sometimes…


  • Until January

    Until January

    We’ll be closed until January. Watch our site for announcements of our 2015 exhibitions and events — you can also subscribe to our mailing list or follow us on Facebook or Twitter. Thanks for your support in 2014! (And if you want to help us grow and prosper in 2015, donate!)