An evening with Kai Cheng Thom opens doors
The Central Vancouver Public Library is celebrating works written by and about trans, gender-variant and Two-Spirit people in an engaging group discussion on Dec. 6. The event features writer and …
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November 19 2018 Art Pierre Vassura: New Work 1983–2018
At 83, Pierre Vassura is ready for his first Canadian solo exhibition.| Photo by Paula Booker.After an artistic career …
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November 19 2018 Culture Kin Balam: a multidimensional musical project
Left to right: Alan Ruiz on bass, Yoandry Trujillo on flute, Balam S. Antonioon guitar and native instuments, Juan Encinales on drums …
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November 5 2018 Culture 21st century poets
What the Poets Are Doing: Canadian Poets in Conversation, a collection of conversations between well-established and budding poets, focuses on the role of poetry and poets in the 21st century.
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November 5 2018 Art Uprooted – A journey of self-discovery
Dreaming by Suchen Wu. | Photo courtesy of Suchen Wu
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November 5 2018 Culture The Med’Cine all properties of a dance
Olivia Caitlin Davies. | Photo by Dayna Szyndrowski
Med’Cine is a performance that reaches out to the soul of the viewer. … -
November 5 2018 Culture Band draws inspiration from ghosts of the past
Photo by Mayan Vered.The Vancouver-based band Only A Visitor pays homage to ghost Chinatowns through their songs.
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November 5 2018 Art Artist Sorour Abdollahi celebrates culture and identity
With the 2018 Eastside Culture Crawl fast approaching, artists across the city are preparing for this important annual event, including Iranian-born artist Sorour Abdollahi.
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October 22 2018 Culture Festival of lights and culture
Dancer Arno Kamolika. | Photo courtesy Diwali in B.C
This year’s Diwali Festival in B.C. promises to both entertain and … -
October 22 2018 Art Marking the Infinite: Contemporary aboriginal women artists from Australia
Marking the Infinite will make its Canadian debut at UBC’s Museum of Anthropology (MOA) in November. The show seeks to celebrate and preserve Indigenous knowledge, languages and traditions through…