Nya Lewis’ interdisciplinary practice is a culmination of centuries of African resistance, love, questions, actions, study and embrace rooted in the theorization of the conditions of Black cultural production. The artist sees her practice as […]
Joseph Klymkiw is a video artist, director, cinematographer, activist, and socialite. Joe’s work primarily chronicles art, music and performance movements of Vancouver and its surrounding communities. As a result of this work, he is well […]
Over the years as an artist, Tierney Milne has developed a particular brand of geometric abstractions and relentlessly joyful colour combinations, which combine into her own instantly recognizable style of broken grid patterns, seen throughout […]
With his background in Visual Arts and as an extremely passionate educator of children of all ages, Olivier Salvas is an incredible creator and story teller. Originally from Montreal where he studied Education and Fine […]
Monica Morrill is a contemporary landscape artist from Vancouver Island, British Columbia. As a child, Monica was always interested in art and spent much of her time drawing, focusing on pencil drawings of wildlife. She […]
Russell Wang (known professionally under the handle as RSLW) is a Taiwanese/Canadian contemporary artist and designer who is currently based in Vancouver, Canada. Working primarily in oil and acrylic paint, he is an artist who […]
Seeing Carolyn Wong’s work is like being transported into a whimsical storybook featuring beautiful depictions of the Pacific Northwest. Her illustrations are colourful, bold and vibrant – and each aim to tell a story within […]
Vinay Giridhar grew up in the south of India, in Kerala, a tropical paradise filled with green rice paddies and coconut groves. Amidst the rich culture of this land, he started drawing, painting, and writing […]
Maria Struk grew up in the shadow of the North Shore mountains, pogo-sticking, swimming and trading stickers. She still loves water and stickers; less so pogo-sticks. Her love of fire emerged early, too. She almost […]
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