The City of Vancouver Public Art Program is unveiling four Platforms: Nine Places for Seeing projects this month. The first two to be presented are Coming Home To by Robin Roberts and Eagle Woman by Shain Niniwem Selapem Jackson.
Read MoreJoin CultureBrew.Art each month on Zoom to meet with other BIPOC artists from across Canada and from across disciplines to discuss and explore a curated topic. On February 24th, they will focus on training and learning options for artists.
Read MoreThe exhibition brings together artists' practices to expand the notion of the garden as a site of tension between wild and cultivated, temporal and perpetual, public and private, sovereign and colonized.
Read MoreMuseum of Vancouver is hosting a Virtual Food Drive in support of the Greater Vancouver Food Bank!
Read More2022 marks the 80th year since Japanese Canadian Internment in BC. In this panel discussion, we ask: what can stories from the stage teach us about the ongoing legacies of this history?
Read MoreJoin Mass Culture and fellow ASOs, arts funders, artists and changemakers for a future-oriented gathering; a convergence of like-minded organizations and people.
Read MoreCOMBINE Art Fair 2022 is taking place at Griffin Art Projects Residency from December 8th to 11th.
Read MoreJoin the Alliance and Maya Preshyon, founder and Executive Director of Vancouver Black Library in a conversation about why it’s so important to trust youth organizers, and give them agency and support in the development of new systems and ways of working together.
Read MoreJoin Actsafe Manager Don Parman for a discussion around the role of the employer in the ActSafe safety program.
Read MoreThis session's topic will be 'Creating and Producing Through the Winter Blues'.
Read MoreThe poets and artists gathered for the symposium will discuss the defining features of this hybrid artform, the institutional histories, and the role of collaboration.
Read MoreThe Cultural Summit is a bi-annual conference designed to bring together creative and cultural leaders from across the Lower Mainland to explore current trends, ideas and themes in arts, culture and heritage.
Read MoreIt’s About Time is a ground-breaking new exhibition that highlights the recorded dance histories of Canada’s Black population from 1900-1970.
Read MoreThe Vancouver Outsider Arts Festival (VOAF) provides a much-needed platform to celebrate those who live and work outside of mainstream cultural spaces.
Read MoreVernon's Polson Park will be buzzing with activity during the provincial launch of BC Culture Days.
Read MoreThe Indigenous Disability & Wellness Gathering is seeking support from local friends for their National three-day gathering in November.
Read MoreCelebrate Pride with an all-age friendly arts and culinary event in Chinatown!
Read MoreArtist Edward Fu-Chen Juan will share his artistic journey from working as a successful commercial illustrator and paper and textile designer, into the realm of fine art printmaking at artist residencies, community art projects, gallery exhibitions, and public artworks.
Read MoreIn the open air, under the moonlight, and surrounded by stars, Ricecake Pride: After Sunset will present a line up of 25+ queer, trans, Asian and BIPOC performers for Pride weekend. Spoiler alert: they (including YOU) are the stars ✨
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