Playing with Fire at the MOA
Ceramics are more than just bowls to gather dust in a cabinet, especially in the cultural commentary present in the works displayed in Playing with Fire: Ceramics of the Extraordinary. The art …
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November 4 2019 Art Artificial Intelligence: culprit or saviour?
An extension of artist Amy Chang’s previous project, New Industrial Revolution, Artificial Intelligence explores themes of fusing organic life with mechanical parts in the steampunk style.
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November 4 2019 Art Cave to Dream: An intimate experience of ritual and tradition
Photo by Cindy Mochizuki
Vancouver artist Cindy Mochizuki contemplates cyclic temporalities, the power of dreams, and the … -
October 21 2019 Art Out of Concealment - The interconnectedness of femininity, the supernatural, and the environment
‘Laa.a Jaad | Fine Weather Woman, 2017, Lightjet print on dibond, 19.85 x 32 inches. | Photo by Farah Nosh
Haida artist, …
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October 7 2019 Art Shining a light on Vancouver’s Black communities, past and present
East End Uprising at Massy Books. | Photo by Michel Kamanzi
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October 7 2019 Art Women in clay
The Mermaid by Louise Solecki Weir. | Photo courtesy of Italian Cultural Centre
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October 7 2019 Art Spill: fluidity over boundaries
From the exhibition Spill, the Arrow – Reservoir. | Photo courtesy of Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery
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September 9 2019 Art A rare opportunity to view ‘Old Master’ Italian prints
Giovanni Battista Scultori, The River God Po and a Putto (detail), 1538, engraving on paper, 11.4 x 14.0 cm, Collection of the Morris …
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July 8 2019 Art Appreciating Japanese ceramics through tea
Japanese tea ceramics will be explored during the next workshop at the Nikkei Centre | Photo courtesy of Nikkei Centre
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June 24 2019 Art A museum of authentic fakes
Photo courtesy of Prudhomme Library
Is truth really stranger than fiction? The upcoming exhibit at the Vancouver Public …