A taste of French-Canadian culture at the Festival du Bois!
Maple taffy cooled on snow — a French-Canadian tradition. | Photo courtesy of Festival du Bois.
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February 17 2014 Art Reading between the lines: new trends in Cuban art
Co-curators Keith Wallace (right) and Antonio Eligio (Tonel) are proud of bringing new trends in Cuban art to Vancouver audiences. | …
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February 3 2014 Community Young Asians lead the way for social changes
Claudia Li, co-founder of Hua Foundation, goes through some packets of seedlings and “red pockets” at the office. | Photo by by …
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February 3 2014 Art Local artist seeks to unite world cultures with Canadian jade
Brian Matheson talks about the 2014 world jade symposium. | Photo by Stephanie LamySome people tell stories through words or…
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February 3 2014 Media The Source newspaper has a new website
“The new website is a step forward in terms of usability and is compatible with new technologies such as variety of mobile devices,” says Saeed Dyanatkar, associate publisher (digital) for the …
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February 3 2014 Culture The French connection: Festival celebrates 20 years of cinematic excellence
Ernest et Célestine is a not-to-miss children’s film which will play on Feb. 14 and 15 at Rendez-vous. | Photo c ourtesy of Visions …
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January 20 2014 Community Exploring Ukrainian history and culture through the past and present
Laurel Lawry, Dianna Kleparchuk and Debbie Karras (from left to right) stand outside the Ukrainian Cultural Centre.The …
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January 20 2014 Culture Year of the Horse Ringing in the Chinese New Year
In their second eco-friendly artist-led community art project in collaboration with the Community Art Centre of Vancouver (CACV) and the UBC Learning Exchange program, Dr. Sun Yat Sen Classical …
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January 20 2014 Art Multidisciplinary artist captures the political and the personal
Rabih Mroué, who lives and works in Beirut, Lebanon, is an actor, director, playwright and visual artist. His latest Vancouver-based exhibition, Nothing to Lose, is a video installation that raises …
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January 20 2014 Art Process-based artist uses humour to provoke
Everything has an end just the Wurst which has two, an exhibit by Luxembourgeois artist Mike Bourscheid, will be held at the Yactac Gallery on Ontario St. from Jan. 17 to 24.
Bourscheid, who also …