Labour’s Trace: a history of cultural identities
Choke, 2017 (detail). Handmade steel chain, corn, brass, handmade brass mount on wood panel. W 61 cm, H 122 cm, D 30.5 cm. | Photo by…
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January 6 2020 Art A story told in images and a few words
The Surrey Art Gallery Association will host their first Thursday Artist Talk of 2020, on Jan. 9, a monthly series that provides a platform for different artists to share their work and their …
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December 9 2019 Art The Power of Tibetan words: golden letters arrayed like stars and planets
“I love the earthiness of Tibetan culture and think this is something often lost in translation in the West. This reverence for text and words manifests in very concrete, tangible ways,” says …
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December 9 2019 Art How green is your muse? An appreciation and a wake-up call
White Carpet by Esmie McLaren | Photo courtesy of Esmie McLaren
Celebrate nature at The Filipino Music and …
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December 9 2019 Art A leap of passion
“If not now, then when?” This is the very question Janet Strayer asked herself when she was considering taking the terrifying leap from a successful career as a psychology professor to become an …
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November 18 2019 Art Playing with Fire at the MOA
Ceramics are more than just bowls to gather dust in a cabinet, especially in the cultural commentary present in the works displayed in Playing with Fire: Ceramics of the Extraordinary. The art …
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November 4 2019 Art Artificial Intelligence: culprit or saviour?
An extension of artist Amy Chang’s previous project, New Industrial Revolution, Artificial Intelligence explores themes of fusing organic life with mechanical parts in the steampunk style.
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November 4 2019 Art Cave to Dream: An intimate experience of ritual and tradition
Photo by Cindy Mochizuki
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October 21 2019 Art Out of Concealment - The interconnectedness of femininity, the supernatural, and the environment
‘Laa.a Jaad | Fine Weather Woman, 2017, Lightjet print on dibond, 19.85 x 32 inches. | Photo by Farah Nosh
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October 7 2019 Art Shining a light on Vancouver’s Black communities, past and present
East End Uprising at Massy Books. | Photo by Michel Kamanzi
BlackArt Gastown is committed to preserving and promoting the …