The Seventh at Or Gallery in Chinatown marks the first solo exhibition by KWÍKWI, the collective name for artists Lauren Brevner and James Nexw’Kalus-Xwalacktun Harry. Curated by Or Gallery’s Director/Curator,
The PuSh Festival is BACK for its 19th year! One of the most vibrant events in the West Coast calendar year, PuSh is always a bright spot in the winter
There’s no better time than January to give your artistic tastes an appraisal. What do you like, what challenges you, what art would you like to try for yourself? No
Written by Natasha Ponda In the realm of contemporary painting, there exists an artist whose strokes weave narratives of personal and political resonance in work that transcends the limits of
By Harriet Goodwin Whistler Contemporary Gallery, established in 1992, showcases emerging and mid-career artists who rub shoulders with renowned figures like Jeff Koons and Paul Rousso. Boasting diverse styles in
By Marisa Chandler As the holiday season begins, the race is on to find thoughtful (or at least not awful) gifts for your nearest and dearest. Not everyone in your
Just take a walk around the decked-out, glowing houses in your neighbourhood and there’s no denying that the festive season is already in full swing. Here’s a line-up of enchanting
Feature paintings by: Ross Penhall, Photo by: Blaine Campbell By Wade Kinley The current exhibition at the West Vancouver Art Museum is a collection of paintings from West Vancouver’s very
Cover image: Squamish at Dusk Whether it’s the warmth of a small art studio or exploring a bustling local holiday artisan market, December is a magical time of year to
Feature image: Russna Kaur original photo taken by Natasha Ponda Written by Natasha Ponda Kindred Tracings, a current group show at the Burnaby Art Gallery, attempts to fill the gaps
Captivating art often holds an element of mystery–and North Van Arts’ annual fundraiser The Anonymous Art Show gives you the chance to take an artistic leap and embrace the magic
Feature image: Installation view of Karin Bubaš: Garden of Shadows. Photo by Oisin McHugh By Jaclyn Hayward At times we are held captive by a moment. Not for it, but
Feature Image: 217.5 Arc x 13, Artist: Bernar Venet. Photo courtesy of Vancouver Biennale By Marisa Chandler There are so many beautiful things to see when you wander through Vancouver’s West
Feature image provided by Eastside Arts Society. Eastside Culture Crawl 2022, Parker Street Studios, Photo credit: Joshua Wright All photos supplied by the Eastside Arts Society Written by Natasha Ponda
The nights are longer with the arrival of the first days of winter, making it the perfect time to come in from the cold weather and let creativity illuminate your
Feature Image: Works by Janet Werner, installation view. SHIFT at North Vancouver’s Griffin Art Projects considers art that uses textile and clothing as forms of knowledge and knowledge production, and,
By: Jaclyn Hayward As you walk along Downtown Vancouver’s wet and windy streets this season, just off the beaten path on Nelson Street near Richards you can find solace in
Cover image: Photo credit David N By: Harriet Goodwin Since 1975, Surrey Art Gallery has been presenting contemporary art that provides opportunities to interact with the artistic process; their new
Cover image: Annette S. Lee, Dagwaagin, Ptanyetu, Fall Soundscape. Finding Stillness in the Motion, 2022. Image courtesy of the Artist. By: Kristin Lim New Media Gallery’s latest group exhibition, Measure, offers something
*Main image: lotion for yuh constitution. 2023. black walnut, wenge wood, hair, raku lid and all-spice salve. Photo credit: Michaela Bridgemohan. What does it mean to belong, adapt and make
The atmospheric veil of fall may have descended on Metro Vancouver and Whistler, But there are still plenty of bright cultural happenings to light the way through the fog! Put
