Cat Mudryk has gone down many visual arts avenues. It began when she obtained a BFA in Theatre Design from the University of Alberta. Her penchant for the sculpture was evident almost immediately, even if […]
Queer artists and storytellers Daniel Barrow, Glenn Gear, and Paige Gratland come together for their third collaborative project, Three Way Mirror, on display from December 2 to January 14 at grunt gallery. The artists have […]
Elizabeth Cross is a Vancouver, Canada-based contemporary abstract artist. Cross is a flamboyant artist that has a passion for all that is love. She is passionate about being in love and how the simple act […]
Dana Mooney is a prominent abstract artist and digital marketer based in Vancouver, British Columbia. A kind and compassionate soul with a keen eye for detail, Dana is a self-taught artist with a background in […]
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 […]
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 […]
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