Nominations open on June 1 for recognition in Indigenous business, First Nations art, and applied art + design
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Latest giant-projection show is taking presale registrations now
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Richmond Museum’s 15th event features 35 sites representing the city’s cultural diversity and heritage
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Alexander Glyadyelov: Gathering Darkness at the Polygon features images taken largely in March and April of 2022, as Russia’s war rages
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Canada’s first disability-run opera company supports International Awareness Month for Myalgic Encephalomyelitis and Fibromyalgia
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Interactive shadow installation draws from artists’ journeys to Athens and Istanbul, as well as visitors’ own cut-out creations
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Online auction runs May 25 to June 22 for Indian Residential School, Leaving the Shallow Graves and Going Home
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North Van Arts’ outdoor celebration of nature across the North Shore includes visual art, live music, dance performances, and more
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This edition features ARTS 2022 at Surrey Art Gallery, BC Farmers’ Market Trail, and Blasted Church Vineyards
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Programming highlights include Turning Trash Into Treasure and Arts in the Garden
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Fittingly fuelled by block text and imagery, documentary also digs into Bruce Mau’s unlikely beginnings for meaning
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Since the ‘90s, Yoon’s work has examined gender, sexuality, culture, ethnicity, citizenship, nationhood, and more
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Most of the artists in Xicanx: Dreamers + Changemakers /Soñadores + creadores del cambio at MOA are exhibiting in Canada for the first time
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Led by Chief Ray Natraoro (Ses Siyam) of the Squamish Nation, the carving can be experienced in Paddling Through the Nations Tour
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Immersive experience set to live music lets people move through Keith Langergraber’s installation at the VAG’s Offsite space
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Iconic shots of New Orleans, Berlin, and Barcelona pair with the photo-conceptual and the irreverent
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Founder John Velten wants to create the largest collection of its kind in North America by helping other Indigenous artists access tools, tech, and precious metals
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The Líl̓wat7úl (Lilwat) artist’s Sqātsza7 Tmicw — Father Land is 20-foot-tall carving of red and yellow cedar
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The playful, youth-focused Kids Take Over combines with restless new Asian art and a tribute to photo collector and donor Andrew Gruft
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Mumbai photographer works with curator Keith Wallace on Surrey Art Gallery exhibit that speaks to migration, identity, and architecture
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