| BRITISH COLUMBIA ARTISTS |
According to information in Building the West, he arrived in Vancouver in 1911, where he practiced architecture until 1922, also holding a job of munitions inspector during World War One. He moved to California where he continued work as an architect, and displayed his art as a member of the California Society of Etchers, the Palo Alto Art Club, and the Berkeley League of Fine Arts.
Gillam exhibited his work with the Vancouver Exhibition Association in 1924 and 1925 prior to his departure to California, where he died in 1962.
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
| DATE | EXHIBITION | ARTWORK |
| 1924 Aug. 9 - 16 | Vancouver Exhibition Annual Exhibition | The Cloister |
| Mission Dolores | ||
| The Leap | ||
| The Triple Doorway | ||
| The Windmill |
BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX OF ARTISTS IN CANADA
(refer to BIAC03)
8 references cited for Gillam.
BUILDING THE WEST - Early Architects of British Columbia
2003; Edited by Donald Luxton, numerous contributing authors and researchers
Talonbooks, ISBN 0-88922-474-9
560 pages, extensively illustrated in black and white, some colour
Biographies of over 400 architects and firms; extensive bibliography
Includes one page biography of Gillam and 6 photos of his building designs,
including 2 renderings.