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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.
When renowned Vancouver artist Lori Goldberg thought about her new exhibition, a part of her painting series around travel, she decided that her next journey would take place in very familiar territory: her own garden.
The topic of pipelines and crude oil in B.C isn’t likely to go away any time soon, and there are those who strive to find new ways to curb environmental degradation.
Off the main path along the waterfront of the Olympic Village, barely visible amidst the new spring growth, is “Canada’s North Star.
Luminescence: The Silver of Peru is a first-of-its-kind exhibition at The Museum of Anthropology at UBC. The exhibit, presented this fall, combines Latin American history and contemporary art.
As a child, photographer Marion Penner Bancroft never thought she would have the chance to visit the homelands of her ancestors. Back then, Ukraine and Scotland were places that were distant and “existed entirely in my imagination,” says Bancroft, who now resides in Vancouver. She finally travelled overseas in 1997 to visit Ukraine, the homeland of her father’s ancestors and in 1998 to Scotland, that of her mother’s.
Men’s Fashion Week is coming to Vancouver this Thursday and the two-day affair promises to showcase local talent whose collections are as multiculturally unique as their designers themselves.
“The mixed community with Europeans, Japanese and Chinese, for example, is a promising market,” says Theresa Chen, bridal department store consultant and designer, who will present her collection at the event on Aug. 9 and 11.
