The medium tells the message
Anyuta Gusakova, a Russian-Canadian artist, recently exhibited three paper sculptures at the CityScape Community Art Space in North Vancouver. The gallery’s exhibition, Purely Paper, showcased five…
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March 23 2015 Community UBC and SFU partner to ‘Indigenize the Academy’
‘Indigenizing the academy through relationships’ was this year’s theme at the 13th annual Indigenous Graduate Student Symposium (IGSS).
Held as a public event on March 7th at SFU Harbour …
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March 23 2015 Community Conference examines the role of mainstream and ethnic media
The role of the mainstream and ethnic media will be up for discussion at the 17th annual Metropolis Conference in Vancouver from March 26–28.
Organizers anticipate over 700 participants will …
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March 23 2015 Culture Turkish Tunes-2 warms up Vancouver
Turkish Tunes-2, an event organized to increase public awareness of contemporary and traditional Turkish art and culture will be taking place Apr.11. The Turkish Canadian Society (TCS) is planning …
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March 23 2015 selected let’s heal the divide
“We are here to awaken from the illusion of separateness.”
Thich Nhat Hanh, Buddhist monkGently lit with neon, let’s heal the divide is a recent installation on the wall of the Vancouver …
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March 9 2015 Columns Yes we need better transit, so why are anti-taxxers winning referendum debate?
The Metro Vancouver transit referendum begins this month. Despite a long campaign supported by the vast majority of mayors and political parties in the region, the ‘No’ side is leading in the …
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March 9 2015 International Spreading worldwide literacy and gender equality
Girl reading at International Literacy Day in Zambia | Photo courtesy of Room to ReadInstead of the usual formal sit-down …
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March 9 2015 Art A(n art) piece for the world
When Women Rise Sculpture | Photo by Mehrdad RahbarMehrad Rahbar has always been tuned in to events around him – the Iran…
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March 9 2015 selected Festival du Bois
The Festival du Bois has now finished but this wood sculpture by Michel Campeau will remain as a tribute to the festival and to francophone culture in Mackin Park, Maillardville, Coquitlam, BC. …
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February 23 2015 Community Empowering respect, standing up to stop abuse
Violence is a topic that surrounds our world, attacking the most vulnerable people. Shakti Society, a nonprofit organization dedicated to opening discussion about issues that affect women, children …