Our roundup of seasonal fairs from downtown Vancouver to Deer Lake and Whistler, with unique gifts made by local artisans
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Attendees get a sneak peek at photos included in the upcoming fall exhibition Tales from the Crypt, along with an accompanying curator talk and collage party
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Multimedia performance produced by Liquidation World under creative direction of Katayoon Yousefbigloo features a Resort clothing collection designed by artists
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“Burning Down the House”, “Psycho Killer”, and more hits get iconic performances in recently remastered film at The Polygon Gallery
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Photography, glass blowing, leather work, wearable art, food and wine, and more: Vancouver makers have been as busy as elves
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He captures the wild ride of 2020 through 325 meticulous paintings, in the new exhibition From Slander’s Brand
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Nigerian-born Toronto-based artist looks at the impacts of the colonial practice through visual montages
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As We Rise: Photography from the Black Atlantic to be discussed at the closing celebration
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The new exhibition, subtitled Photography from the Black Atlantic, is drawn from Black Toronto-based art collector and dentist Kenneth Montague’s vast Wedge Collection
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Film screenings, concerts, a photo exhibition, a dance performance, and more explore Blackness throughout February
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From contact printing to digital manipulation, the show at The Polygon Gallery reflects the diversity of the photographic medium
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This edition brings together the 2022 France/Canada Curatorial Residency Program, Gastown’s Jules Bistro, and Château Pesquie Ventoux Terrasses Rouge
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Carts of Darkness’s adrenaline ride down the hills of North Van kicks off outdoor screenings
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Books, albums, and pre-photographic cloud studies also make up the ambitious new exhibition at the Polygon Gallery
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Five short films by contemporary artists call for justice through Black joy and imagination
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The video works are the culmination of a collaboration between the gallery and Cap U’s First Nations Student Services, Indigenous Digital Filmmaking Program
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Members of Dayglo Abortions and Death Sentence as well as other key figures of the 1980s punk scene featured in new exhibition at the Polygon
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The multimedia artist wins for a short film and libretto called Every Method of Being in the World Looks Wrong But Feels Spectacular
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The collective of diverse, queer Asian artists appears as part of the Interior Infinite exhibition
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From Nick Cave to Dana Claxton, artists explore the idea of the masquerade as a way to challenge societal norms
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