Steering-committee member Rainbow Robert says the coalition is working toward funding increases for the sector, plus the implementation of a strategic action plan
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New developments for the year ahead span a Vancouver Art Gallery redesign and the opening of SFU’s Burnaby Mountain art museum
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“I know how important provincial support for the arts and culture world is,” the politician tells Stir
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The creator of murals, coins, stamps, and much more gave a human face to HIV, tirelessly raised money for charity, and brought vivid imagery to the city
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The UBC Masters alumnus and Philippines stage leader helmed the Arts Club’s Million Dollar Quartet, Beneath Springhill, and Dolly Parton’s Smoky Mountain Christmas Carol
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Amid surging construction costs, CEO and executive director Anthony Kiendl has announced the VAG is now exploring new options
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Director, playwright, choreographer, actor, and teacher worked on stages from Green Thumb to the Arts Club and beyond
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They’ll be competing in juried Borsos Competition for Best Canadian Feature at event December 4 to 8
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Advocates say a unified strategy is needed for the arts, culture, and heritage sector
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The Erickson family and the Arthur Erickson Foundation announce AE100, 12 months of films, exhibits, lectures, and more, launching July 7
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Three of the city’s most respected directors to helm The Very Book Indeed, The Arsonists, and The Last of the Pelican Daughters
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The local artist was the first woman to play the koni, a traditional Vietnamese instrument typically reserved for men
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Lisa Mariko Gelley and Josh Martin receive $10,000 biennial prize, while Dancers of Damelahamid artistic director wins $5,000 annual award
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Four mainstage theatre shows hit 2024-25 roster, along with celebrations for Richmond Pride Week, Mid-Autumn Festival, and Lunar New Year
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In a move opposition councillors called “embarrassing”, Vancouver City Council majority voted to put off exploring future upgrades to the aging facility by two years
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Right now, wheelchair users face stairs and other barriers to attending and working on shows at the historic theatre
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Mentors include Raven Chacon, who recently became the first Native American to win the Pulitzer Prize in Music, and Western Front curator-at-large Aki Onda
Read MoreWelcome Gate is made of fibreglass, stainless steel, copper guilding, and LED lighting
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Festival changes to an approximately weeklong event, as organizers cut back by two-thirds in the wake of public grant losses
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Four mainstage shows and one indie production featuring Vancouver’s up-and-coming talent fill the calendar
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