Among more than 250 graduating students showing work, Zoë Laycock and Will Price use novel materials and methods to play between memories and the present day
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Canadian choreographer Denise Fujiwara spent years creating dance out of the constraints in Christian Bök’s celebrated, vowel-happy book
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A total of 46 films will be shown across six programs, including 100 Days, Motherland, Tiger by the Tail, and more
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Comprehensive display of painter-printmaker’s works highlights his signature abstracts, his iconic West Coast landscapes, and his unique merging of the two
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Vocalist Shruti Ramani sings for the band that draws upon the raga
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The performance features Métis soprano Melody Courage, pianist Jesse Plessis, and cellist Ariel Carrabré, and more
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Multi-part project explores Filipinx composer and ethnomusicologist’s pioneering work through photographs, objects, scores, and more
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Paper planes, food rituals, and more, in Urban Ink and The Cultch production that maps the connections and disconnections over decades
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Inventive trio brings genre-bending sound and characteristic improvisations to the stage in copresentation with the Rickshaw Theatre
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Mixing strength and fragility, new sculpture made from found objects will feature in season-closing program devoted to choreography by artistic director
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Performances of beloved Shakespeare show will take place in Sen̓áḵw/Vanier Park from June 11 to September 21, with several special events in store
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In Zombies, Mannequins, and Talking Heads, playwrights Adam Grant Warren, Jordyn Wood, and Alex Masse share progressive scripts in development
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The textile and visual artist has been a driving force in the Sea to Sky arts scene for more than a decade
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Internationally acclaimed visual artist says she is being pulled from an exhibition due to concerns raised about her support for Israel, but CICA gallery says she was one of three taken out for curatorial and financial reasons
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Eternal You, A Man Imagined, Black Box Diaries, nanekawâsis, and other intriguing offerings at the celebration of new nonfiction film
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The choral conductor wraps up 38 years of leadership with wide-ranging concerts of Canadian commissions and new works for 2024-25
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Vancouver Improvised Arts Society event will feature several talented musicians, including Brooklyn-based Apache experimental violinist Laura Ortman
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Festivals, music, dance, poetry, and more as artists honour Asian culture with a luminous May events calendar
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The award is considered one of the world’s most generous privately funded prizes for contemporary visual artists
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Standup Kwasi Thomas hands mic to emerging and veteran comics in evening capped off by Tightrope Impro Theatre’s F*ck Marry Kill
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