At The Beaumont, Jude Kusnierz isn’t just our Executive Director — she’s the heartbeat of the place. She built this community from the ground up, giving thousands of artists a space to create, connect, and […]
Tyler Soon is a new media artist whose interactive installations blend technology with playful artistry, creating captivating, participatory experiences. His pieces have been displayed at Burning Man, regional festivals, and Lumière YVR. Tyler is also […]
Saina Khaledi is a sought-after musician and composer, who is part Persian goddess, and part Moana — a blend of ancient grace, artistic mastery, and wild-hearted nature that shapes everything she touches. Saina comes from […]
As Kirk Gower’s boyfriend of 10 years, I’ve had the privilege of watching his creative journey unfold over the years. I’m always impressed by his dedication, talent, and passion for painting. Kirk’s art is a […]
Barbara Tomasic is an award-winning theatre director whose career has hopscotched across Canada, leaving a trail of dazzling productions and probably a few confused airport staff in her wake. Known for her ability to collaborate […]
Carylann Loeppky is a Vancouver-(born and bred) based painter whose career spans more than three decades. Before dedicating herself fully to painting, she worked as an art director in graphic design and multimedia, creating album […]
Vancouver artist Hal Riso prizes paradox. His best-known works, immaculate assemblies of coils, curves, and rod-like forms, hover in Zen-like composure, yet that balance remains unstable. Blink, and another presence pushes through: motile, unsettling, erotically […]
If you know Idan Cohen, you know two things: his wardrobe is fabulously modest (two outfits, total), and his imagination is anything but. Born and raised on a kibbutz in Israel, Idan grew up with […]
Claire Anderson’s explorations of feminine power, identity, addiction and trauma are distilled through the feminist art movement. Claire’s intention at first glance is seemingly quiet, muted, and calm in presence, but this is the deception […]
The last name Ha comes from the popular Chinese last name “Ho.” This simple change of one letter is symbolic of the history of events that created millions of Chinese-Vietnamese refugees and their harrowing stories. […]
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