Highlights include the buzz-worthy Art Roulette, with a new collectors’ cocktail party, and a silent auction
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Highlights include the buzz-worthy Art Roulette, with a new collectors’ cocktail party, and a silent auction
Read MoreThe four-day fest of visual arts, design, and craft features more than 68 studios and galleries
Read MoreA giant mosaic of local wildlife and a vibrant mural are just two of the projects visitors can help make
Read MoreWe’re hitting Strange Fellows Brewing and the Drive Canteen during the festival’s open-studio weekend
Read MoreSleek black and white, ghostly forms, and “antiques for the future”
Read MoreWorks range from elegant chain necklaces to vases fit for Seussville
Read MoreOrganizers expand both mandate and event dates, while artists reflect on the themes of our times
Read MoreSalon-style curated exhibition returns to five venues with works by more than 85 artists
Read MoreThis year’s fundraising event features an amazing silent auction and the return of the wildly popular Art Roulette
Read MoreExhibitions, talks, and films, as well as a main event spread over November 12 to 14 and November 18 to 21
Read MoreEastside Arts Society’s new fest aims to make meaningful connections between the public and local artmakers
Read MoreThe sixth annual Art, Bike & Beer Crawl Fundraiser Auction also offers beer and (kom)bucha tote bags full of goodies by East Van makers
Read MoreSpurred by troubling findings from its award-winning report on the loss of artistic and cultural spaces, the Eastside Arts Society hopes to benefit the city’s arts community as a whole
Read MoreNow year-round, group plans a CREATE! Arts Festival for August 2021, and works to boost artists’ spaces
Read MoreRestrictions on new spaces in industrial lands are now lifting, but affordability issues remain
Read MoreMany Crawl artists pivot nd have begun to create masks during the pandemic
Read MoreChrissy Cheung, Miriam Aroeste, and Alex Asai share stories behind some of their works on view at this year’s art event
Read MoreThe Skwachàys Lodge Gallery exhibit, part of Eastside Culture Crawl, features work by local Indigenous artists
Read MoreThe fest has adapted to the times with myriad ways to connect with local creatives and discover their work
Read MoreThe annual art walk has been entirely reconfigured for the pandemic era, but its celebratory spirit is unchanged
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