Marisa Gold reinterprets a mythical figure in The Queen of Carthage, while Stéphanie Brochard removes layers of Baroque dress in Atempor/elle
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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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Vancouver Civic Theatres hosts the free outdoor movies on a giant inflatable screen outside the Queen Elizabeth Theatre
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BIPOC writers to share their work in event hosted by Harrison Mooney
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Event celebrates South Asian culture with art, music, dance, workshops, and performances
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Vancouver-raised, Berlin-based talent loves that the Polygon Gallery installation “triggers something strong enough in people that they feel compelled to act on it in public”
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Esther Rausenberg, Jeanne Bourget, Guntaj Singh, Douglas Smith, and Frances Tiffany among Vancouver nominees
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A new mini-winter fest called LUMEN and appearances by North Indian and Afghani virtuosos also fill out the roster
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Enjoy art while tasting the most refreshing summer pours at four of eight East Van beer havens
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The uncomfortably honest The Mother and the Whore and the autobiographical coming-of-age movie Mes petites amoureuses were the late, great director’s only two feature-length films
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Buzzed-about talents Meagan O’Shea, Ebnflōh, Arno Schuitemaker, and Danny Nielsen are just some of the acts on the roster
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South Korean prog-rock-folk, a hit of Haitian sunshine, and homegrown bluegrass
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The multitalented artist’s new poetry collection finds him extolling a few simple pleasures
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Kay Meek Arts Centre presents CORPUS’s surreal, award-winning show at Cypress Mountain Pop-Up Village
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High-level production values and a remarkably talented young cast bring the story of “revolting children” to darkly comedic life
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At Dancing on the Edge, an LED-lit spine exoskeleton and white funnel-shaped headpieces create an otherworldly aura
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Selection of 30 food vendors, market stalls, and community partners compliments weekend of concerts
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Nash’mene’ta’naht weaver’s work includes ceremonial hand-spun sheep’s wool blankets
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At the Mission Folk Music Festival, percussion-strings-and-singing duo draws on a vibrant mix of everything from Santeria to Latin and jazz
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