Burnaby, as a proudly diverse city, lives up to its moniker by reaching into the past to understand our present, always with eyes wide open to the future of arts and culture. Go deep inside the conceptual experiments at the galleries of Simon Fraser University, or dance on the lawn at Deer Lake Park where the world’s biggest acts grace one of our region’s most gorgeous outdoor stages. Whatever you’re looking for, you’ll find it in Burnaby.
Return to Paueru Gai is a retrospective exhibition celebrating 50 years of Powell Street Festival’s art and activism through photographs, videos and installations.
Curated by Emiko Morita
With financial support from Nikkei National
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Return to Paueru Gai is a retrospective exhibition celebrating 50 years of Powell Street Festival’s art and activism through photographs, videos and installations.
Curated by Emiko Morita
With financial support from Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre, Powell Street Festival Society, Emily Carr University of Art and Design, and Japanese Canadian Legacies Society.
Time
March 26 (Thursday) – September 5 (Saturday) (All Day)(GMT+00:00)
Nine ceramic artists. Two cultural contexts — Taiwan and Vancouver. One exhibition.
“Where form meets the boundless” brings together artists whose works are held in collections from the Louvre to
Event Details
Nine ceramic artists. Two cultural contexts — Taiwan and Vancouver. One exhibition.
“Where form meets the boundless” brings together artists whose works are held in collections from the Louvre to the Gyeonggi Ceramic Museum, from YVR Airport to temples in Shanghai. Among them: an IAC member under UNESCO, the president of Taiwan’s Ceramic Sculpture Association, and one of Vancouver’s most sought-after emerging ceramists.
But this show isn’t about credentials. It’s about what happens when radically different approaches to clay — shaped by different traditions, different educations, different landscapes — are placed side by side in a single room.
