Pendulum Gallery’s Here and Now exhibit juxtaposes self-portrait with studio shots by early-20th century’s Yucho Chow
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Exploring identity and culture in her own acts, Androsia Wilde pushes for radical inclusivity at this year’s event
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Jerry Thevenet’s animated feature introduces young audiences to residential schools
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Dance, taiko drumming, folk singing, food, and more are part of the sakura celebration
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Aakash Odedra Company’s duet proves mesmerizing, exhilarating
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From thrilling anime to Oscar-nominated shorts, the fest for youth is celebrating 25 years
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Aiming to decolonize the screen, fest features bill of works from all-Indigenous creators
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Fiddles, hard-shoe step-dancing, and more to get you moving at the 34th annual event
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South Africa’s Nduduzo Makhathini and Chicago- and Brooklyn-based saxophonist Isaiah Collier among names unveiled for Performance Works series June 24 to July 2
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Anoushka Ratnarajah and Devyani Saltzman to co-curate July 2023 event
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Festival’s dramas, comedies, thrillers, documentaries, and more will be available for online streaming until March 26
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Dynamic selection of films available for viewing both online and in person
Read MoreExplorative group piece will show nude dancers using sound and movement to tell canine-driven stories
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An old man raises a glass of sake to himself in moving meditation on life and loss
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Beautifully shot The Shadow of the Day captures prewar Italy, while Matchmaking coins the ultra-orthodox rom-com
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Part one of Japanese animated film series features My Neighbour Totoro and other favourites
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Themed WOMENinSIGHT, event formerly known as Vancouver Bach Festival to feature world premiere of The Queen of Carthage, Servir Antico, and more
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At Vancouver International Dance Festival, Japanese artist unveils work created during Tokyo’s extended COVID lockdown
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The 46th annual event on Granville Island and online features artists from as far away as Madagascar and Australia
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Kudo’s butoh dance solo reflects the impact of pandemic lockdowns on the human mind
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