Show includes Worn, a Victorian mourning dress crafted from synthetic hair, alongside new works
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Film screenings, concerts, a photo exhibition, a dance performance, and more explore Blackness throughout February
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The intimate evening features Maestro Leslie Dala and special guest Isidora Nojkovic, cello
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He bookends his Early Music Vancouver concert Raise, raise the voice with Purcell and Ellington
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Also showing at Metro Vancouver's premier social justice documentary film festival: Rebellion, nominated for a BAFTA
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From manic butoh to punk flamenco, the fest features artists from as far away as Senegal, Italy, Japan, and beyond
Read MoreThe celebration of West Coast Modernism also features exhibitions, parties, lectures, and more
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Working from letters, historian Fanny Curtat helped build a large-scale show that celebrates the expression and urge to connect behind famous paintings
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Coinciding with Black History Month, the youth-run gallery is participating in the PuSh Festival for the first time, curating a Club PuSh event
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Inspired by the myth of Faust, the writer-playwright’s new work features a team of spokespeople representing a mysterious “developer”
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The concert concludes the VCC’s 43rd annual Conductors’ Symposium, hosting choir directors from around the world
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Canada Council described him as “one of the finest technicians of Canada’s avant-garde film movement”.
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Cory Weeds teams up with Tim Reinert for a mini festival featuring revered New York City musicians, leading Canadian artists, standout up-and-comers, and more
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Essentials like My Winnipeg and The Saddest Music In the World share space with lesser-known oddball triumphs like Careful
Read MoreVancouver audiences have never witnessed anything like the way the Cyr wheel turns in works by la Compagnie 7Bis from France
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Lens-based images that play on dhurries, spice, textiles, and pixellation earn $10,000 prize and a project with the gallery
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For the founder of Onishka Productions, who is of Anishinaabe-Algonquin and French heritage, the immersive Okinum started as a vivid dream
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After groundswell of support, board pauses motion to dissolve organization, pursuing options to revive 45-year-old summer tradition
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Culinary artist creates unique dishes at Westin Bayshore and bakes ensaimada and more at Heritage Baking
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Those who succumb to the “call of the wild” may be further endangering animals already feeling the squeeze of urban development
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