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For co-curators Chris Bose and David McIntosh, it was the contrast between their Vancouver stories that inspired Walking Projects: Vancouver, Crawling, Weeping, Betting, a new co-presentation by UNIT/PITT Projects and Battery opera performance. In the fall of 2012, multi-disciplinary artist Bose and Battery opera cofounder McIntosh met at a pub in Kamloops after being introduced by…
The Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery has an established history of showcasing Cuban art to Vancouver audiences.
Some people tell stories through words or pictures.
Rabih Mroué, who lives and works in Beirut, Lebanon, is an actor, director, playwright and visual artist.
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.
In order to foster interest and understanding in the arts, the Contemporary Art Gallery (CAG) offers guided tours in various languages, including French, Spanish and Mandarin, to audiences who may not normally interact with art.
Interactive video art has a capacity to speak poignantly to contemporary viewers.
The current exhibition at Bill Reid Gallery, RezErect: Native Erotica, presents a diverse and provocative collection of artwork that intends to stimulate more nuanced ways of thinking and talking about sexuality, sensuality, and First Nations’ cultures and identities.
In our modern lives we experience a daily chaos that makes it seem difficult – perhaps impossible – to find both the time and space for reflection or meditation.
As the presence of computer devices constantly increases in daily life, the network that connects these devices grows wider, more complex, and indisputably consequential. Encyclonospace Iranica, the current exhibition at Access Gallery, focuses on networked computers and how they affect the production of contemporary knowledge. The exhibition is curated by Mohammad Salemy, an independent curator…
In October 2005, the combined efforts of nearly 100 young artists came to fruition at the Surrey Art Gallery.
Since realizing his passion for flour at the age of 13, Alessandro Fonseca has always used a brick oven.
Vancouver’s art scene will import some inspiration from Holland this July when Dutch artist Desiree Palmen launches a series of workshops in collaboration with Grunt Gallery.
