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Breaking down the colour spectrum: Documentary examines global prejudice based on skin colour
October 7 2013 CulturePhoto courtesy of Sepia FilmsHue: A Matter of Colour, directed by Vic Sarin, is a poignant documentary that weaves the …
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The grass is not greener on the other side: Surrey exhibition highlights the importance of local agriculture
October 7 2013 Focus on Local ArtistSylvia Grace Borda, an award winning Vancouver photographer and media artist, employs multiple techniques and perspectives in her latest exhibition titled This One’s for the Farmer. An …
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Cultural Calendar
October 7 2013 EventsTrying to find the newest events that capture your attention? You can watch a movie or two at the Vancouver International Film Festival or see the newest trends at Eco Fashion Week. If food is your …
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Places That Matter
October 7 2013 Columns2013 Denis Bouvier | denisbouvier.comThe antique cars in the right of the picture are headed north on the Cambie Bridge to …
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The Dark Tower
September 23 2013 Street Photography by Denis BouvierOne Wall Centre, located at 1088 Burrard St. has been dubbed the two-tone lipstick container and The Death Star. It’s one of Vancouver’s tallest buildings and the tallest of the 3 towers …
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Home-grown inspiration: VIFF sheds a spotlight on B.C. cinema
September 23 2013 Cover StoryDown River, a moving fiction homage to the beloved late Vancouver actress Babz Chula will open the BC Spotlight Gala. | Photo courtesy …
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My life is an ongoing cultural journey
September 23 2013 ColumnsA typical Japanese scene of people and vehicles on a busy street. | Photo by Mash Down Babylon, FlickrThree countries …
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Cultural antipodes
September 23 2013 ColumnsIllustrations courtesy of the Government of QuébecI could not help but take note last week of the irony arising from two …
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Spencie's View
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Cycling from a cultural perspective
September 23 2013 LocalMany cyclists waiting at an intersection in China. | Photo by Gwydion M. Williams, FlickrDrivers, cyclists and pedestrians …