Based in Van­cou­ver, Catri­ona Jef­fries Gallery is rec­og­nized inter­na­tion­ally for its ongo­ing, rig­or­ous con­tri­bu­tion to con­tem­po­rary art dis­course. Estab­lished in 1994, the gallery rep­re­sents artists of inter­na­tional promi­nence whose prac­tices have emerged out of the renowned con­cep­tual art his­to­ries of Van­cou­ver. By main­tain­ing dia­logues with artists, writ­ers, cura­tors, muse­ums and pri­vate col­lec­tions, Catri­ona Jef­fries Gallery con­tin­ues to curate projects that con­tex­tu­al­ize the work of gallery artists within an his­tor­i­cal tra­jec­tory, as well as with those of other artists work­ing inter­na­tion­ally through an expanded prac­tice of exhi­bi­tion mak­ing and research. Relo­cat­ing from its orig­i­nal store­front space on South Granville Street in 2006 to a large con­verted auto parts ware­house in East Van­cou­ver, the gallery has been able to take on ambi­tious cura­to­r­ial col­lab­o­ra­tions, off-site projects and spe­cially com­mis­sioned work. Con­tin­u­ing the gallery’s his­tory of pub­lish­ing, CJ Press was cre­ated in 2006 where the gallery now pub­lishes a series of ongo­ing vol­umes which bring together com­mis­sioned writ­ing on the occa­sion of each gallery exhi­bi­tion. Catri­ona Jef­fries Gallery has a respected rep­u­ta­tion in rep­re­sent­ing its artists in promi­nent pri­vate and museum col­lec­tions, both in Canada and internationally.