Ravi Jain and A Brimful of Asha, a real conversation between a mother and son
Photo courtesy of Ravi Jain |
WhyNot Theatre continues making life better through art by premiering A Brimful of …
Photo courtesy of Ravi Jain |
WhyNot Theatre continues making life better through art by premiering A Brimful of …
The Vancouver Inter-Cultural Orchestra (VICO) has released their debut full-length album, In the Key of the World. The album, which consists of a multicultural and broadly-influenced array of …
“Things happening around me, experiences of daily life, are my main inspirations and somehow those expressions come out in my sculptures,” says Ratna Gandhi, Port Coquitlam’s new Artist in …
Contemporary culture has become dematerialized and digitized. | Photo courtesy of Polygon Gallery
The Polygon Gallery opens a…
The Nadeau Ensemble is set to (tentatively) bring their brand of Christmas cheer to the Evergreen Cultural Centre on Dec. 12. The Vancouver-based trio, which gets together once a year, consists of …
Reading Art aimes to make visitors look at literature and famous artworks from a completely different angle. | Photo courtesy of …
Showcasing 23 films from 15 countries, the second edition of Vancouver’s Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Film Festival launched Nov. 20 virtually and runs till Nov. 27.
Arman Kazemi, of …
Montreal-based Kanen and Victoria-based Matt Stern will blend their respective brands of singer-songwriter music for Coup de Coeur Francophone, a concert which is (tentatively) scheduled Nov. 28 both…
The Eastside Culture Crawl (ECC) is back with extended dates: Nov. 2–9, 12–15 and 19–22. A virtual crawl is also available for the 2020 edition to make art viewing safer for Vancouverites.
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Samuel Lee shot his movie without a script or crew. | Photo courtesy of the Vancouver Asian Film Festival
Perhaps there is no…