Ralph Escamillan, Gino Gonzales, and Carlo Reporen Eliserio celebrate the textile woven from pineapple leaves
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Summer classes at the new facility on Granville Island run from July 5 to August 6, with more in South Surrey from July 5 to August 20.
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The virtual discussions cover the craft continuum, from the ancestral to the contemporary
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The multimedia artist shares insight into works at the MOV exhibition about Chinese immigration and B.C.
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Proceeds from Breaking Bread’s Behind the Plexi fundraiser will go to scholarships for hospitality workers
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The meticulously created blooms are sprouting at Gallery George, Seymour Art Gallery, and beyond
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New works added to the Haida artist’s legacy exhibition,
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Local and international makers, curators, designers, filmmakers, and more are taking part in the month-long festival that celebrates fine craftsmanship
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Artists Evann Siebens and Keith Doyle reflect on a mammoth project with 50 artists during a pandemic
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The virtual event explores how the environment influences the artists’ work
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Gallery George, around the corner from the 1000 Parker Street hub, has helped the event weather the pandemic
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Courses inspire wellness and creativity, offer opportunities to stay connected
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The Mexican-Canadian restaurateur kicks off the gallery’s new cooking series, will soon open a tortilleria, cantina, and shop on Granville Island
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The living installation, Meydan, features everything from blown glass to fermentation
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The landmark exhibition brings together top-flight work from five U.K. galleries
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The Unexpected Collection by Michelle Leone Huisman, part of Crafted Vancouver, captures a unique outcome of the COVID-19 era
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The theme for this year’s discussion is “ReCognize”, especially as it relates to bias
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The gallery is teaming up with local eateries, plus doing takeaway meals for charity, alongside its Feast for the Eyes exhibition
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Following the installation of Chen Wenling’s The Proud Youth in Yaletown, The Meeting by Wang Shugang finds a permanent home in White Rock;
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Rydel Cerezo alludes to private school in the Philippines, while Kriss Munsya remembers Hogan’s Alley
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