Artists remember Turkey, Syria earthquake victims through female-only exhibit
A female-only art exhibition celebrating International Women’s Day turned into an homage to Turkish Syrian earthquake victims
A female-only art exhibition celebrating International Women’s Day turned into an homage to Turkish Syrian earthquake victims
Organizations, community members and creatives in Vancouver are starting new conversations about Asian-Canadian experiences.
The exhibit opened on Nov. 19 at the Vancouver Convention Centre and is the latest local example of immersive art shows.
Indian society has always nurtured a blinkered point of view when it comes to the dynamics of a woman’s hair, mainly typecasting it as a symbol of femininity and grace.
While separated a million strokes of the cedar paddle and a dozen sunsets and sunrises away from their homeland in…
It’s nearly show time at the Cobalt and Valynne Vile is “bloody nervous.” This will be her first time performing…
They tuck themselves away in warehouses and back alleys. They spring up in art galleries late at night. Sometimes they…
In her basement studio in east Vancouver, Morgan Green pulls out a few pieces of handcrafted jewelry she’s been keeping…
The eatART Lab in Vancouver looks like an auto body shop from a futuristic novel. Heavy toolboxes lie half-open on…
Sara Moghadamjoo is a young well-educated Iranian-Canadian, who recently graduated with two masters degree from Simon Fraser University and is…