The Academy of Modern Art (AOMA) is a Vancouver-based art education institution dedicated to transitioning art and design students to their post-secondary school of choice.

We train and guide passionate art students that are on their path to top art and design post secondary programs across North American and Europe. Our instructors include university professors, designers, artists and curators. They are all working professionals with first-hand knowledge and experience in their field of expertise.

AOMA's teaching methods and art curriculum is designed by leading education experts and consultants. AOMA's Young Artists Program provides recent art and design college graduates with internship and working opportunities. We believe these young and innovative new graduates contribute in a positive and meaningful way to AOMA's development.

Bau-Xi Gallery was established in 1965 by Bau-Xi Huang in Vancouver to showcase the many Canadian artists in need of gallery representation on the West Coast. Bau-Xi is the oldest commercial gallery in Vancouver, Bau-Xi has been a member of the Art Dealers Association of Canada since the early 1970s and is a founding member of the South Granville Gallery Association. Today the gallery operates in a purpose built, light-filled building on Vancouver's exclusive Granville Street.

Early on, Bau-Xi Huang recognized the need to bring his artists to a larger market and to national attention. In 1976 Bau-Xi Gallery expanded its reach, opening a location in Toronto allowing for national representation for his artists in two of Canada's largest cities. Bau-Xi Toronto is located directly across the street from the Art Gallery of Ontario. Dundas Street West has become an art hub in Toronto, housing some of the cities leading art galleries. For more than forty years the gallery has operated in both Toronto and Vancouver, presenting artists from across Canada through thousands of solo and group exhibitions.

Chali-Rosso Art Gallery first opened its door in 2005 on South Granville's Gallery Row. After the collection has quadrupled in size the gallery had to look for a bigger location and moved to its current address, to the heart of Downtown Vancouver.

All of the artwork in our gallery is ORIGINAL, we do not carry reproductions of any kind. Each artwork is accompanied by meticulous documentation and certificate of authenticity thus assuring clients of the value of their acquisition.

Chali-Rosso Gallery stands behind all of its artwork as original and we can give you details about their authenticity.

If you have specific questions about technique or originality of a specific work, please ask us, we are happy to talk to you about the techniques and topics related to the creation of particular works.

The dubiety of life's questions and how humans interpret these questions as a product of their own genetics and experiences is a theme that is pervasive throughout my art. What I find most interesting is who we are as humans in different contexts and how our decisions are influenced by our environment and past experiences.

Daniel's ceramic sculptures, and Zuzy's illustrations bring character and whimsy to their ceramic practice offering a diverse portfolio of art and craft. Everything is made on site. Thrown, crafted, etched, drawn then fired, glazed and sold in their Granville Island studio and retail store.

Daniel and Zuzy have exhibited their work in galleries across Canada and Europe, and their work can be found in collections around the world.