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The Sepik River in Papua New Guinea is home to the Iatmul people, an indigenous community of over 400,000 people whose cultural identity, economy, and way of life is threatened by impending mining …
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March 7 2016 Art No Name: the identity of a space
No Name Creek by Zebulon Zang | Photo by Zebulon ZangYears after his first exhibition at the Evergreen Cultural Centre in …
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February 22 2016 Art The geometry of space
Laura Wee Láy Láq’s work is handbuilt, burnished and finished without glaze.| Photo courtesy of Laura Wee Láy Láq.…
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February 8 2016 Art Stories told through a multitude of mediums
School children at the Vancouver Japanese Language School at work on their Things (November, 2015). | Photo by Sara Sampson…
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February 8 2016 Art A piece of China in Vancouver
Marketplace | Photos courtesy of Andrea JinAs part of Chinese New Year celebrations, the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese …
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January 25 2016 Art Exhibit examines Jewish architectural influence in the postwar years
Oberlander Residence I – Peter Oberlander and Leon Dirasser Architects,Landscape design Cornelia Oberlander, 1956. | Photo courtesy …
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January 25 2016 Art Indigenous women and cultural belongings
Dana Claxton, Cultural Belongings, 2015. LED firebox with transmounted Lightjet Duratrans. | Photo courtesy of Dana Claxton…
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January 11 2016 Art A journey of nature, culture and justice
Photo courtesy of Beau DickFrom Jan. 16 to Apr. 17, the Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery will present Lalakenis/All …
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December 7 2015 Art Mixing the old with the new
Artist Li Jiun-Yang’s Miao, 2003–2013, mixed media. | Photo courtesy of MOAThe Museum of Anthropology at UBC is …
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December 7 2015 Art Plant, root, and grow: a story about family, identity and a place that is changing
A tree grows in Chinatown.| Photo by Vanessa Lowe.The mural of an elderly Asian woman standing beside a car, with crows …