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
March brings a reviving creative energy well worth coming out of hibernation for! This month brings plenty of artistic variety to shake off the last gasp of winter. Traditional Indigenous
Through large-scale experiential works, installations, film, sculpture, textile works, and painting, Aporia (Notes to a Medium) at the Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery explores multiple themes that teeter between
Did you know that Vancouver has its very own outdoor art gallery? Platforms: Nine Places for Seeing spans several unexpected public locations including billboards, SkyTrain stations, plazas, transit shelters and
The 2024 Winter Arts Festival has arrived with more reasons to venture out and explore the city’s creative side! Kicking off in Vancouver on February 22 – 27, the Winter
Even if you don’t recognize artist Cody Swinkels by name, chances are you’re likely familiar with his work. As a sign designer and painter, Swinkels gives his clients the glory
Gathie Falk: Revelations takes us on a reflective journey into the significance and reality of our experiences with everyday objects. Known for her range as an artist, the exhibit features
Say hello to Pennylane Shen. An accomplished artist consultant, curator, and educator who has been a driving force behind the global art consultancy firm, Dazed and Confucius, since 2011. With
Griffin Art Projects presents Intersecting Orbits: Michael Morris and Joan Balzar, an exhibition that shines a new light on the dynamic West Coast art scene of the 1960s and 1970s.
One of our favourite stops for local art in Langley is Kube Gallery. Whether you’re looking for contemporary abstracts, or more traditional landscape pieces, you’ll find something that suits your
