Montreal-based artist Tamhane works directly with block-printers and carvers in Kutch, India to craft her pieces
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Free in-person and online event is held at 69 venues across the North Shore
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Xwalacktun (Rick Harry) receives Award of Distinction for Lifetime Achievement
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Paint drops and travels down threads, spools, and buttons in work inspired by an elderly mother’s decline
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Biennial exhibition showcases emerging First Nations, Métis, and Inuit artists
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The Vancouver-based Hunkpapa Lakota artist works across film, photography, video, performance, sculpture, and installation
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Artist uses embellished textiles and handmade cotton-cloth paper to consider India’s colonial history
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With more than $340 million raised of the gallery’s $400-million goal, the building’s estimated completion is now set for 2028
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Over 400 original artworks for rent or purchase are available to view online and at CityScape Community ArtSpace
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The force behind Flowers From the Wreckage offers a pen and ink drawing workshop for kids
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Local experts Harold Kalman and Robin Ward release fifth edition of the must-have guidebook
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Annual exhibition highlights topics seldom given attention in public spaces
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Local icons Kendall Gender, Jaylene Thyme, and Norma Lize are photographed in the gown made of flags from countries where being LGBTQ2SIA+ is punishable by law
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The Marianne and Edward Gibson Art Museum launches in 2025 at the Burnaby campus
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Monumental yellow piece is one of several public artworks that the artist-designer has created for the event
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Vancouver’s Olga Campbell, Dorothy Doherty, and Jane McDougall work with wood and paper at Vancouver Civic Theatres show
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Unveiled last night, the magic-realist portrait of 15th-century feminist poet was commissioned to celebrate Our City of Ladies concert
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Diasporic craft and textile express absence and repair in the artists’ cultural and familial histories
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Prizes go to Vancouver’s Hope Forstenzer, Coral Patola, and Carol E. Mayer
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Propellor Studio gathers local artisans and designers for an exhibition that spans lighting, a surf board, and a guitar
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