While May signals being on the brink of summer, it brings an even more pivotal moment: Mother’s Day. And really, where would you be without Mom? You certainly wouldn’t have
Finally, a historical fashion exhibit in Vancouver! By Paula Burrows The Museum of Vancouver, in collaboration with four noteworthy local collectors, presents, Dressed For History: Why Costume Collections Matter, an
Ghostly sails move against an inky black sky. A grizzled sailor paces the main deck looking out across the choppy waters for any port of refuge. In the not-so-distance, thunder
Jake Kimble is a two-spirited Chipewyan photographer living and working in Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil- Waututh territories. Jake’s work is impressively personal, sharing moments of reflection on identity, gender, and
March may have mostly been winter, but we’re christening April as full-on spring as of now! It’s fitting, as countless art events are currently flourishing across Metro Vancouver and
Indigenous mothers, grandmothers and aunties grace the walls of Bill Reid Gallery as leaders of their families and communities in the form of powerful photographic portraits. As part of Matriarchs
Kriss Munsya is a visual artist and photographer, working and living in Vancouver. Kriss creates lavish images that are as striking visually as they are emotionally. Exploring themes such as
Kaho Yoshida is an animator, director and illustrator from Japan, now based in Vancouver. Using both animation and stop motion, Kaho brings an unmistakable style and tangibility to each story
By Paula Burrows Preventing textile waste and promoting sustainability have become priorities for many in the fashion industry, prompting the question: how else can we change the established but archaic
Jeanette Kotowich is a dancer and choreographer living on the West Coast of BC. Here she shares insights into the process of her work. Jeanette Kotowich is a multi-discipline dance
By Natasha Ponda Apparition Room, the ongoing exhibition celebrating 50 years of the Western Front gallery, pools digitized works from their archives to showcase pieces made by over 50 artists.
Despite the cold snap, Metro Vancouver is gearing up for warmer weather and longer days as Daylight Savings approaches. Here are just a few of the things you can expect
