Summer begins with more arty reasons to leave the house and be inspired! There’s always an uptick in creative events this time of year, but this season looks particularly busy.
‘Otherwise Disregarded’ brings together works by four Vancouver-based artists, Adad Hannah, Jake Kimble, Michelle Sound, and Jin-me Yoon to illuminate the transformative impact of art amidst societal flux. Curated by
It’s Mother’s Day on May 12th, but we like to celebrate the incredible moms (and mother figures) in our lives the entire month whenever possible, and not just on one
May in the Vancouver region is abloom with cultural delights. Vancouver’s West of Main Art Walk invites exploration, while Vancouver’s North Shore shows off Arts in the Garden. Langley hosts
Artist-run galleries and spaces are unique venues that play a crucial role in nurturing artistic expression and community engagement. These spaces come in many forms and can focus on different
Velvet Terrorism: Pussy Riot’s Russia, is a groundbreaking exhibition that chronologically documents 50 non-violent protest actions (over the decade prior to the full-scale invasion of Ukraine), as well as the
Art Vancouver returns to the Vancouver Convention Centre from April 11–14, 2024. The international art fair’s 8th edition welcomes nearly 60 exhibitors from across Canada and around the world. There’s
Arts Club’s latest show highlights a pivotal and groundbreaking moment in theatre from over 140 years ago—one that still carries weight within today’s political and cultural climate. Red Velvet tells
So you’re new to the Metro Vancouver art scene? Not sure where to begin when visiting art galleries? Unsure of all the sacred, unspoken rules of this impenetrable society? Well,
As we head into spring, the local creative calendar is picking up a ton of momentum! No matter which part of Metro Vancouver you’re in, it seems like artists, galleries,
One of Whistler’s most boisterous and fun art events returns! Part gala, part art auction, the energy of the Anonymous Art Show is always something to behold. While you can
Zooveillance at the New Media Art Gallery can be considered modern art’s answer to Netflix’s dystopian series Black Mirror. Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg, Mat Collishaw, and Marco Barotti’s respective works seamlessly
