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Watching artist Khan Lee’s video installation, Hearts and Arrows, the colourful sky of dawn at the Stanley Park seawall, greets your eyes. [Read more…]
Volume 13
June 2012
It’s complicated: teens’ relationship with religion
For 15-year-old Judy Kim, a Korean-Canadian student at a Vancouver high school, Christian faith is an integral part of her life. [Read more…]
Close encounters in unexpected places
When I look closely, I see a variety of people and cultures in many places – on university campuses, while travelling and in social settings. [Read more…]
Political pulse hard to predict in modern times
Skeptics will be confounded. [Read more…]
Eco-art builds cultural understanding
The topic of pipelines and crude oil in B.C isn’t likely to go away any time soon, and there are those who strive to find new ways to curb environmental degradation. [Read more…]
Indo-jazz delights with a blend of Eastern and Western musical traditions
The fusion of two great musical traditions, jazz and classical Indian music, is exactly what you can expect to find in abundance on May 25 at the Caravan World Rhythms Masters of Wind concert featuring three world class musicians: American jazz saxophone player George Brooks, Indian bansuri player Ronu Majumdar and Indian tabla player Ramdas Palsule. [Read more…]
Taiko fuses family with Japanese heritage
For Doug Masuhara, growing up as a third-generation Japanese Canadian in East Vancouver didn’t provide much opportunity to experience traditional Japanese culture. [Read more…]
Twenty years of just dancing
World music dancefest Just Dance will celebrate its 20th anniversary on May 31. [Read more…]
