Collective breath: 3D video installation invites interactive reflection
A multiplicity of lungs greets the viewer in this projection still from the interactive 3D stereographic installation within A Chorus of…
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December 9 2013 Art RezErecting the sensual body through provocative, playful art
P’q’el’qel by Carrielynn Victor. | Photo courtesy of Bill Reid GalleryThe current exhibition at Bill Reid Gallery, …
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December 9 2013 Culture Vancouver’s poetry scene thriving, according to poet laureate
Vancouver poet laureate Evelyn Lau. | Photo courtesy of Oolichan BooksVancouver poet laureate and author, Evelyn Lau, has …
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November 18 2013 Art Local visual artist reflects on moments of pause
Artist NikNaz painting Survive at an event called Anu.In our modern lives we experience a daily chaos that makes it seem …
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November 4 2013 Culture Homeward bound: Surrey based Indo-Pakistani band looks for South Asian success
Playing music in one’s first language is a way for immigrant communities to keep their cultural identities alive. naQsh IPB is a Surrey based trio that plays a mix of classical and alternative rock…
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November 4 2013 Culture Vancouver’s Dream Orchestra
Dhruba Ghosh with the sarangi | Photos by Helen Yagi, VICOHarrie…
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November 4 2013 Culture Bang Danjos features banjos from around the world
Ji Rong Huang and his erhu. | Photo courtesy of Vancouver Inter-cultural OrchestraThe humble banjo might seem like an …
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October 21 2013 Culture The Glass Alchemist: Japanese-born installation artist shines in North Vancouver exhibit
Photo courtesy of Mellon GassGlass is a medium that is most often associated with craft.However, for installation artist …
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October 21 2013 Culture Chinese Canadian historian lives the cultural shift
Born in 1938 and raised in Vancouver’s Chinatown, Larry Wong has experienced the city’s changing cultural dynamics over the past 75 years. As the founding director of the Chinese Canadian …
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October 21 2013 Art The knowledge network: Encyclonospace Iranica explores computer networks and the production of knowledge
In the Encyclonospace Iranica exhibit, television monitors are used to address the problem of human-machine interaction. | Photo by …