Artists explore the idea of culture and attachment
Encounter by Marigold Santos. | Photo by Guy L’Heureux, courtesy of Richmond Art Gallery.
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June 9 2014 Art The artistry of play: installation showcases children’s art
Henry unleashes his creative spontaneity during a creative session for grunt gallery’s Play, Fall, Rest, Dance installation. | Photo …
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June 9 2014 Art A long embarkment home: Haida cedar artist in Vancouver
Todd DeVries, wearing a cedar bark headband, says the trees are like grandmothers past: offering great wisdom and support. | Photo by …
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June 9 2014 Art Sacred Sands: the making of a Mandala
Mandalas – ephemeral works of art. | Photo by Vladimir MelnikTibetan monks will be creating a Sand Mandala at the Sacred …
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May 26 2014 Art Salt walks represent new form of social practice art
Salt Walk participants stop inside a traditional Chinese medicine shop.|Photo courtesy of Randy Lee Cutler
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May 26 2014 Art MOA exhibit showcases contemporary Afro-Cuban art
Sin Palabras by Juan Carlos Alom alludes to Afro-Cuban heritage by recreating the image of an African slave who arrived in Cuba in the …
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May 26 2014 Art Making a face: Netherlander artist reflects on the immigration experience
Still image from the stop motion animation Departing Arriving.|Photo courtesy of Burnaby Art Gallery
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May 12 2014 Art Elders and Roots: Ginseng and Chinese migrants
A ginseng photo part of the series “Ginseng Root Studies”. | Photo courtesy of Evan Lee, Monte Clarke gallery and Richmond Art …
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May 12 2014 Art Generation One: First and second generation artists pave the way for future generations
Artist Hai-Ping Lee doing an art demo at “So This is Canada!” | Photo by Peggy LamArt is given a supportive hand as new …
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April 28 2014 Art Vancouver graphic novelist featured at ExplorAsian
Historical events, usually geared towards adults, can gain new interest from a younger generation of readers by telling the stories as graphic novels. David H. T. Wong, born and raised in Vancouver, …