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Facelifts typically don’t restore our former glory, especially after 60 years of hard living, and this is the case for the iconic Dal Grauer Substation. [Read more…]
Street Photography by Denis Bouvier
Calm
Photographed from the third floor of the Shangri-La Hotel, we are looking down upon the opening ceremony of the Vancouver Art Gallery Offsite’s latest exhibition, “Calm.” Situated to the left of the attendees, we see what appears to be a common enough site in Vancouver – a pile of rubble at a construction site before [...] [Read more…]
A Spirited Past
Looking forlorn and derelict, a sign in a window of this abandoned building at Richmond Ave. [Read more…]
A Hidden Symbol?
Off the main path along the waterfront of the Olympic Village, barely visible amidst the new spring growth, is “Canada’s North Star. [Read more…]
Happy Birthday Pauline Johnson!
A party simultaneously solemn, respectful, spiritual, and whimsical – with singing, chanting, dancing, poetry readings, weathergrams from well-wishers, tobacco ritual and food sharing – what more could Pauline want on her birthday! [Read more…]
Facing Arizona’s Past
Traveling through Arizona is nothing less than astounding. [Read more…]
Midnight in Paris
Midnight in Paris was the last screening at The Ridge Theatre on Arbutus St., February 3, 2013. [Read more…]
Asphalt Renaissance
The sidewalk is Nikola Vujasinovic’s 2 ½ m² canvas. In white and pastel chalks, he is recreating the face of Botticelli’s Birth of Venus outside the Robson Street entrance of the former Sear’s building. [Read more…]
Trompe-l’oeil
This photo of The Fairmont Hotel Vancouver depicts the Georgia St. entrance. If you look in the centre of the photo you’ll notice a lighter colour, and it appears that perhaps the building surface has been sandblasted. [Read more…]
Eyes on the Future
We have a tendency to become reflective at the beginning of a new year and the juxtaposition of these images readily lends itself to reflection. [Read more…]
