Award-winning Afro-Caribbean-Canadian multidisciplinary artist has previously worked with the Vancouver Writers Fest and Verses Festival of Words
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Show celebrates work of Coast Salish weavers qʷənat, Angela George, Chepximiya Siyam’ Chief Janice George, Skwetsimeltxw Willard “Buddy” Joseph, and Qwasen, Debra Sparrow
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Arthur Erickson-designed facility remains closed as the building’s reconstruction continues past the two-year mark
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Artist Ron Terada and curator Dieter Roelstraete unpack the creation process behind TL; DR’s 325 hand-painted news headlines
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Random memorable scenes from the year in arts span 50 dancers swirling in BOLERO X, a powerful Julius Caesar speech, and a cello star’s finale with local string students
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Redefining the artist biopic, the filmmaker captures the massive themes, stunning details, and punishing processes of Anselm Kiefer’s work
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Unusual exhibit shows the way microscopic paint analysis and art-historical expertise reveal donated sketches were not created by Group of Seven founder
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The Community Art Gallery exhibition features works by FYBR 2RT’s emerging and established artists
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Virtual flipbook documents the birth of breweries in the city, from harvesting hops to a modern wave of craft beer
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Presented by The Audain Foundation, the performance is a musical and visual odyssey through the artist’s masterpieces
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Nostalgic memories, nature-inspired artwork, and more as Stir visits the Secret Lantern Society’s East Van studio space
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There’s also a session on how to make cedar-paddle rattles, plus an extended run of 100 Years of Unity – Celebrating 100 Years of Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation) to May 2024
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In vivid retrospective at Audain Art Museum, themes of mortality hover beneath the visual splendour
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A Wake of Vultures interdisciplinary show presented by Vancouver Asian Canadian Theatre explores themes of the past and future
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In Vancouver Art Gallery retrospective, late Trinidadian-Canadian’s canvases allude to slavery, mass incarceration, and housing projects
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More than 230 students roll out oil paintings, ink illustrations, photographs, prints, ceramics, sculptures, housewares, and more
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Photography, glass blowing, leather work, wearable art, food and wine, and more: Vancouver makers have been as busy as elves
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Featuring 32 designers and near 50 market vendors, annual event spotlights Indigenous artistry at its finest
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Five concert grand pianos and five virtuoso pianists from the UBC School of Music take to the stage in Inspired by the Chan performance
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Spoiler alert: two-and-a-half hours is only enough time to hit a small portion of open studios—but here are a neophyte’s coolest finds
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