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Sumie: Ink Brush Paintings Feb. 13–May 8 Nikkei National Museum and Cultural Centre 6688 Southoaks Cres., Burnaby www.centre.nikkeiplace.org Takao Tanabe, a Canadian born painter of Japanese descent, is showcasing his works using sumie, also known as brush painting, ink wash painting or Japanese ink painting. His works generally focus on landscapes, particularly those of British…
Graeme Wahn: Mother Hastings Time Capsule Jan. 16–Feb. 27 Hastings Park, Vancouver 2901 E. Hastings St. www.helenpittgallery.org In 1940, a time capsule was sealed in Atlanta, Georgia, set to be opened in 8113. A similarly designed one was interred in Hastings Park, but with a shorter span of time: 2000–2030. In this exhibition Graeme…
Lost Words: Political Edition Jan. 26 The Emerald Lounge 555 Gore Ave., Vancouver www.pitheatre.com Lost Words is a series focused on banned, censored and controversial plays, and what makes them like that. Whether they’re written to be negative towards a party in power, or become investigated for what they produce, their stories and productions will…
Faculty Performance Series: A Celebration of Robbie Burns Jan. 16 Place des Arts 1120 Brunette Ave., Coquitlam www.placedesarts.ca Back for the fourth year by popular demand, faculty member Rosie Carver and the Celtic band Blackthorn will celebrate the musical traditions of Scotland, with a focus on Burns’ songs. Enjoy a delicious Scottish-inspired supper and the…
Lee Bul Oct. 30–Jan. 10 Vancouver Art Gallery 750 Hornby St., Vancouver www.vanartgallery.bc.ca Lee Bul is an internationally renowned sculptor and installation artist, whose accomplishments include representing Korea at the Venice Biennale. Some of her early drawings and models are paired with new, ambitious sculptures exploring her creative practice. * * * The…
Brigitta Kocsis: Universal Gravitation Oct. 6–Dec. 7 McGill Library 4595 Albert St., Burnaby Kocsis’ recent series of work is filled with mechanics, human forms and wondrous abstract elements. Her pieces reflect technology’s interaction with the physical, material world. The exhibition allows the audience to drift between the wonderfully ambiguous shapes and forms. * *…
Halloween is over and Christmas is yet to come, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t plenty of things to do around Vancouver. From art to science to pizza there are many awesome things to check out this month! * * * Music on Main presents Ensemble Variances in Cry by Cry/ Cri selon…
In case you haven’t heard, October has arrived, and along with it the season of Halloween. But while there are plenty of spooky places and attractions to go to they are far from the only places and things to see. Dance, music, writing, sports and more are alongside the haunted houses, so check out what…
Fall is coming in full swing but don’t let that fool you into thinking there aren’t as many great things to do around Vancouver! From garlic to wine to a parade, check out what is happening in Vancouver these next two weeks! * * * Alex Morrison Sept. 4–Nov. 8 SFU Art Gallery and Burnaby…
Japanese Fall Harvest Fair and Bazaar Sept. 26 Nikkei Centre 6688 Southoaks Crescent, Burnaby www.centre.nikkeiplace.org Come sample a variety of Japanese dishes at the Nikkei Centre. There will be loads of vegetables including gobo, kabocha, daikon, kabura, ninjin and napa. Baked goods and other platters are also available. All proceeds will go to supporting…
It’s September now, and just because summer is leaving doesn’t mean that there is any shortage of fun events to go to! From dance to film to theatre, September will be a blast with all of these events! * * * Time to Play Sept. 1–30 Uno Langmann Ltd Fine Art 2117 Granville St. Vancouver…
School is just around the corner, so what better way to spend the rest of the summer than by attending fun-filled events? From theatre events to festivals, there will be no shortages of events this time around! Grab a few friends, go with family or even attend some of these events by yourself because you…
July and August are prime months for fun cultural festivals! Learn more about the wonderful cultures that make up the Lower Mainland and expand your knowledge. There are many family events that admit kids for a low price or absolutely free. * * * Tea Zen by Don Wong, Lam Wong & Brian Mulvihill July…
