Third Realm – an otherworldly Asian art experience
Lu Yang, Still from Wrathful King Kong Core, 2011 | Photo courtesy of Lu Yang
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August 31 2020 Art Three local artists exhibit their latest creations
Prepare to be visually enthralled as the Burrard Arts Foundation (BAF), a visual arts nonprofit gallery, presents an exhibit of paintings (Aug. 29–Oct. 10) from three Vancouver artists …
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August 17 2020 Art Grass Drama Entering expanded states of consciousness
Vancouver-based visual artist Julian Yi-Jong Hou’s first solo exhibition, a multi-sensorial experience bridging Pagan traditions from Europe and Zen Buddhist practices, is featured at the …
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August 17 2020 Culture Seeking justice through fiction: Carol Rose Goldeneagle’s Bone Black
Carol Rose Goldeneagle is a woman of many talents. The award-winning author, artist and musician published Bone Black in 2019. This novel offers the reader a much-needed view into the reality of …
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August 17 2020 Art Art for change
These works make visible what has been excluded in Canadian History, says Kent Monkman.
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August 17 2020 Culture Healing through dance
When Lorelei Williams began using dance as a form of demonstration,she didn’t realize how healing it would be. | Photo courtesy of …
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August 17 2020 Culture Celeigh Cardinal: singer, songwriter, storyteller, artist
Ceiligh Cardinal champions Indigenous musical representation | Photo by Megan Kemshead
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July 6 2020 Art A golden voice – one man’s legacy
Portrait of Bill Reid, c.1976. Painting by Chris Hopkins in 2005. | Photo courtesy of the Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast …
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July 6 2020 Culture Vancouver Queer Film Festival - Breaking Fast portrays love and joy as an act of resistance
VQFF’s Closing Gala Film, Breaking Fast by Mike Mosallam, delivers an intelligent rom-com that portrays love and joy as an act of …
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July 6 2020 Culture Layers of identity: On/Me hits the bookshelves
Francine Cunningham, author of On/Me | Photo courtesy of Francine Cunningham
As an Indigenous woman, Canadian writer Francine…