“I love the earthiness of Tibetan culture and think this is something often lost in translation in the West. This reverence for text and words manifests in very concrete, tangible ways,” says …
Portraits of French kings that used to hang in the Salon de la Francophonie in Centre Block are illuminated in their new home in the …
White Carpet by Esmie McLaren | Photo courtesy of Esmie McLaren
Celebrate nature at The Filipino Music and …
Mosaic Riddim sends a message of inclusive love. | Photo courtesy of Marrett Green and Mosaic Riddim
Mosaic Riddim, a …
“If not now, then when?” This is the very question Janet Strayer asked herself when she was considering taking the terrifying leap from a successful career as a psychology professor to become an …
First Nation’s story sharing from 1792 to present. Captain Vancouver and His Mapmaker (front and back).| Graphic Design by Wade …
Elaine Woo’s literary life has come full circle.
“When I was growing up, my family went to the main branch of the Vancouver Public Library every weekend to borrow new books,” says Woo, author.…
Fado, cries form the soul | Photo by Jam Hamid
FADO, the story of a young woman getting in touch with her roots, takes the …
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 …
Singer Tonye Aganaba says that people should bring their own sense of humour and adventure, as this will be an experience to challenge one’s sensibilities.
“Expect a stellar night of …