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At the Capture Photography Festival, the filmmaker responds to colonial and industrial pressures with handcrafted practices that call out to her Inuit heritage
Read MoreVancouver Bach Family of Choirs presents the emotional composition with text by English soldier and war poet Wilfred Owen
Read MoreIn Aisha’s Story, a Palestinian matriarch uses food for generational healing, while Saints and Warriors follows a Haida basketball team
Read MoreLongtime Vancouver arts professional will oversee Eastside Culture Crawl, with Esther Rausenberg moving into new role as artistic director
Read MoreBacked by re-creations of famous looks and moves, Jayna Elise’s strong voice drives an eerily believable portrayal of the Queen of Rock ’n’ Roll
Read MoreBelgian dance-theatre company invites audiences on a thrilling and disorienting journey into the subconscious
Read MoreFormed by a pair of musical duos, the group blends jazz, tango, African, classical, and more through mutual trust and constant curiosity
Read MoreIn her vibrant new show, the Vancouver singer illuminates and performs the timeless, barrier-breaking music that built Berry Gordy’s sonic empire
Read MoreSet of antique and newly composed music by Hyeronimus Kapsberger and Claudio Ambrosini evokes the sounds of Venice
Read MoreLike his perennial hit Kim’s Convenience, new work by the acclaimed writer and actor reflects on Asian Canadian identity with fearless humour
Read MoreBoard of trustees states that the arts administrator, curator, and writer is leaving “to pursue other professional and personal interests”
Read MoreSpanning the side of a downtown building as part of this year’s Capture Photography Festival, the installation radiates Indigenous knowledge and Prairie warmth
Read MoreThe Smithers, B.C.-based artist brings his articulate blend of soul, funk, jazz, and pop sounds to Vancouver
Read MoreAt the Arts Club, actor Susinn McFarlen plays 63-year-old Dorothy, who travels to Burning Man after losing her husband
Read MoreArtists hitting the Performance Works stage include New Jazz Underground, Nubya Garcia, and more
Read MoreFriends of Chamber Music program features works by Barber, Bartók, and Shostakovich with unique historical relevance
Read MoreBlending musical theatre with traditional Indigenous forms, writer-director Corey Payette creates a depiction of residential schools that keeps growing in importance
Read MoreLook forward to tales of hanging in Greenwich Village and Laurel Canyon with the likes of Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen
Read MoreIn partnership with the Talking Stick Festival, Neworld Theatre’s surround-sound audio production draws on traditional Anishinaabe stories
Read MoreIn the DanceHouse presentation, Le Patin Libre’s artists emulate bird flocks with unfettered glides and layers of emotion
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