Tristesse Seeliger is a Vancouver artist. Her multimedia works include collages, murals, paintings, and sculptures. She predominantly explores the ideas and metaphors around mapping as a tool of perception and orientation. In her newest abstract […]
The Center of International Contemporary Art (CICA) Vancouver hosts a solo exhibition by Spanish artist Javier Calleja. “MR. GÜNTER, THE CAT SHOW” is open from October 6 to November 6. On tour from Parco Museum […]
Frankie Cottrell is a multidisciplinary performer, born and raised in Gibsons, B.C. He is Indigenous from the Talhtan Nation and his Indigenous name is Wākinādā, which means “walks on the clouds”. He studied Musical Theatre […]
Lor Gislason is a horror writer from Vancouver Island who focuses on body horror and film analysis from an autistic perspective. Their work has appeared in Horror Obsessive, Hear Us Scream, and Lost in Cult. […]
Derek Hayes began writing history books in the late 1990s, publishing his first book, Historical Atlas of British Columbia and the Pacific Northwest in 1999. The book illustrated history with old maps, ones drawn at […]
The artwork of Diane Roy is a haunting tribute to the sea. The natural world and her concern for environmental issues have always been a source of inspiration. She uses ancient techniques such as crocheting, […]
The Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery’s latest exhibition, Elemental Cinema, brings together three films from Denise Ferreira da Silva and Arjuna Neuman, alongside additional archival texts, images, and audio recordings. Curated by Melanie O’Brian, […]
When you see Russna Kaur’s paintings, you are first met with broad brushstrokes, beautiful bold colours, layers of paint that are peeled away and then layered again. You experience thick textural patterns created from her […]
Kim Rosin has a deep passion and curiosity for the world around her. She observes acutely and always tries to find an interesting perspective. This is revealed in her art – both in the eclectic […]
The second Tanya Bub steps foot on the rocks, profound attention and stillness come over her. She’s immediately in the zone. To most of us, the beach is covered in random rocks and wood. Bub […]
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