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The Bellingham-based poet wrote After Preparing the Altar, The Ghosts Feast Feverishly upon learning about the Great Chinese Famine
Read MoreJames Hart (7idansuu), Xwalacktun, and Levi Nelson (Svpyan) co-created the outdoor piece
Read MoreThe B.C.-born celeb made the offer to the local South Asian artist over Twitter
Read MoreTwenty Indigenous artists share work in the multidisciplinary exhibition, which celebrates canoe culture and resilience
Read MoreThe new Polygon show presents emerging artists from across B.C. working in film, photography, or video
Read MoreThe Whistler museum’s micro-exhibition illustrates how the four-storey-tall installation was less about the structure itself and more about the space in between
Read MoreVisual artist Jill Anholt’s Sea Change wins CODAawards’ transportation category
Read MoreThe production by the same team behind Imagine Van Gogh features more than 200 of Picasso’s paintings shown together for the first time
Read MoreB.C. government is working with Musqueam Indian Band, Squamish Nation, and Tsleil-Waututh Nation on a parallel process for Indigenous art for the Broadway Subway Project
Read MoreThe summertime Alta + Audain Fine Dining Art Experience feeds all the senses
Read MoreThe founder of Benjamin Lumb Art House (BLAH) worked with tangled bars of steel for his most recent large-scale piece
Read MoreSea to Sky Arts Council Alliance and Divers for Cleaner Lakes and Oceans are hosting regular clean-ups, collecting waste to be turned into artwork
Read MoreFormerly in Gastown, the art gallery now calls North Vancouver’s Shipyards District home, neighbouring the Polygon and North Van Arts
Read MoreMore than 60 B.C. artisans and makers will be at "šxʷƛ̓ənəq Xwtl’e7énk" Square at Vancouver Art Gallery’s North plaza
Read MoreThe new shows featuring works by accomplished female artists run to next spring
Read MoreThe Emily Carr University grad’s I’m a little shy … but that’s ok featured in the current issue of Hi-Fructose
Read MoreThe new, collaborative project on Commercial Drive comes in response to discoveries of unmarked graves at former residential schools
Read MoreThe Richmond Art Gallery group exhibition features wares embodying function and beauty by three B.C. artists
Read MorePost-apartheid, authoritarianism, globalization, and colonization among the themes that emerge in the prolific South African multidisciplinary artist’s work
Read MoreAs the fest of fine craft enters its final days, here are highlights happening IRL with full pandemic protocols in place
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