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Marking its 25th anniversary, the inclusive two-day festival sets up in fields and by riverbanks, along with more conventional spaces
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Graduating artists Wol-Un, Eden Eisses, Asad Aftab, and Claudia Goulet-Blais share insights on the works they’ll have on display
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In partnership with Burnaby School District 41, exhibitions showcase artworks by elementary and high-school students
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New video work traverses an interior landscape shaped by the perspectives of artists Min Kim and Mia Wennerstrand
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North Van Arts exhibition features contemporary works by Daryl Lynne Wood, Lilian Broca, and Maria Abagis
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In largest edition to date, exhibition features more than 420 works from across five degree programs
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Works by internationally acclaimed mosaic artists Daryl Wood, Lilian Broca, and Maria Abagis to be displayed at CityScape Community ArtSpace
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Series explores Rotimi Fani-Kayode’s practice through films, workshops, and lectures with queer Black and African artists and cultural producers
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B.C.’s Charles Campbell and Tania Willard are also nominated for the Pacific Region in competition for country’s richest visual-art award
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Z·inc Artist Collective brings deep curiosity and personal experience to meditations on networks that sustain and adapt
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Funds raised from flash tattoos go directly to the Artist Survival & Healing Fund, which specifically benefits land-back and cultural-care workers
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Relocation is temporary while the District of West Vancouver moves forward on plans for a larger purpose-built arts and culture facility
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On May 10 and 11, more than 100 artists will showcase everything from stained glass to photography across 31 different locations
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Working with local doctors and BC Parks Foundation, facility opens Emily Carr: Navigating an Impenetrable Landscape exhibition to those needing to improve their health and well-being
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At the Vancouver Art Gallery, Jean Paul Riopelle retrospective covers five decades of his work, from 1942 to 1992
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Opening night of the multi-artist exhibition features karaoke, storytelling, and music
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New Capture Photography Festival exhibition at the Gordon Smith Gallery of Canadian Art moves the form through beadwork, weaving, handstitching, and more
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Paintings and handcrafted installations by four Surrey artists revolve around the intersection of nature and humanity
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The filmmaker responds to colonial and industrial pressures with handcrafted practices that call out to her Inuit heritage
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Longtime Vancouver arts professional will oversee Eastside Culture Crawl, with Esther Rausenberg moving into new role as artistic director
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