Art has beat in the hearts of Vancouver for thousands of years and continues today with diverse cultures surrounded by mountains and ocean.
A new exhibit, in collaboration with the Eastside Culture Crawl, titled Dis(place)ment: Explorations of Place, Past, Present and Future is now on show at Skwachàys…
By Mark Shelling After corresponding with the artist known as nicenothings, I’m still no closer to knowing who he is. For context, you may…
The Firehall Arts Centre and Vancouver Moving Theatre are thrilled to produce and present, as part of the 2020 DTES Heart of the City Festival, In the Beginning: A Cultural Sharing,…
Image: Two Spirits at the Carnival Stations of the Cross. By Levi Nelson, Oil, acrylic on canvas, 2019. Private collection. Bill Reid Gallery: Resurgence: Indigiqueer…
With his newest collection, Close to Home—his first since 2019’s Everywhere From Here—artist David Wilson offers a peek at those final, pre-COVID days. In the poignantly…
If you’re searching for a glimpse into Vancouver as it once was, then look no further than the work of Fred Herzog.
When I finished my chat with Vancouver artist Marion Webber about her upcoming show “Sky Cathedrals and Other Stories”, I was struck by how…
If you’ve been sheltering in place and need a bit of a bit of art therapy, you’re in luck.
After months of being closed, galleries in the Lower Mainland are taking a break from virtual tours, to safely offering the real thing.
The exhibition will cover four thematic threads tying together the fabric of Reid’s life and legacy, including Voice (his career at CBC and his thoughts on Northwest Coast art), Process (his creative journey), Lineage (works by contemporary artists influenced by Reid’s work), and Legacy (short film interviews with those who knew him best).
Art is what has the power to connect us all right now. Whether it’s a documentary about a Lisa Frank-styling tiger-exploiting man from Florida…