Deborah Bakos is a multi-media artist, my studio mate and my mom. Her full-time art career, spanning more than thirteen years, includes exhibitions in public and commercial galleries both locally and internationally. Her work and […]
Suzan Marczak weaves words, colours, textures, forms and brushstrokes into stories. Hailing from Eastern Canada and settling on the West Coast, Suzan carries with her a sense of the land. She has travelled far and […]
Her Courage Rises: 50 Trailblazing Women of British Columbia and the Yukon, the latest book of ground-breaking historical women from Nanaimo author Haley Healey, introduces young readers to a diverse group of inspirational women who […]
The sculptures of Tanis Saxby have an ethereal quality while simultaneously projecting the energy of something truly alive. Her sculptures evoke a feeling of freedom and they encourage me to be the most evolved and […]
Vancouver’s favourite annual visual arts, design, and crafts festival is back! For its 26th year, the Eastside Culture Crawl is returning to a pre-pandemic format with in-person events and studio visits. From November 17 to […]
Priscilla Yu is a truly creative soul. Over the years I’ve known Priscilla, I’ve seen her art transform into many different mediums; paint, digital, sculptural, and fabric, and have even been privy to a few […]
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. […]
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