After an incredible ten years in Victoria’s inner harbour, the Bateman Foundation board and the Bateman family have decided to suspend operations of the Bateman Gallery. The last day of the Bateman Gallery will be February 18.
Come say goodbye to the the Bateman Gallery in the Steamship Terminal in Victoria, BC on February 18 with free admission and special signing opportunity with Robert Bateman.
After ten years of calling the Steamship Terminal home, the Bateman Gallery is moving. It will temporarily close its gallery doors in mid-February to focus on an opportunity to develop a new space opening later this year. The Foundation has decided a new location is required for the future growth and sustainability of the organization, increased accessibility of its programs, and care for its extensive collections.
Learn to watercolour in the Bateman Gallery in Victoria, BC with local artist-educator Bryony Wynne Jones.
Join us for a 2-hour intensive watercolour workshop by painting the lunar new year’s featured creature – the rabbit. Build your fundamental skills in watercolour using Robert Bateman’s techniques and philosophies on art and nature.
Learn to capture the deep and expressive colours through our watercolour painting course. Use Robert Bateman’s artwork, philosophies and techniques to build your fundamental skills in watercolouring and nature journaling
as you gain deeper eco-literacy.
Learn the fundamentals of wildlife drawing using philosophies and techniques of Robert Bateman. Designed for youth and adults, you’ll learn basics of drawing, nature journalling and gain eco-literacy.
Learn the fundamentals of wildlife drawing using philosophies and techniques of Robert Bateman. Designed for youth and adults, you’ll learn basics of drawing, nature journalling and gain eco-literacy.
Learn the fundamentals of wildlife drawing using philosophies and techniques of Robert Bateman. Designed for youth and adults, you’ll learn basics of drawing, nature journalling and gain eco-literacy.
Register for our children’s drawing course. The 4-week course aims to build the fundamental skills of capturing wildlife art, learning about nature and nature journalling – using Robert Bateman’s philosophies and techniques.