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A Small but Comfy House and Maybe a Dog
Renowned Toronto-based artist Amy Ching-Yan Lam’s newest exhibit, a small but comfy house and maybe a dog, premiered at the Richmond Art Gallery in late…
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The Tangerine Project
Crates of tangerines are neatly stacked upon each other in front of a window display. If hurrying past, I would mistake this crammed and narrow…
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Lind Prize Exhibition
The 2023 Philip B. Lind Emerging Artist Prize exhibited work from artists working with film, photography, or video, according the prize exhibition’s host, the Polygon…
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The Sun Found Me Amongst the Clouds
Rebecca Bair’s “The Sun Found Me Amongst the Clouds,” presented by Burrard Arts Foundation, and open from August 18th to October 22nd is an exhibition…
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Real Live Action: A Toast to this Moment (Art Exhibition)
The reception for Nadya Isabella’s debut art exhibit, A Toast to this Moment, was held on September eighth at the Libby Leshgold Gallery. In this…
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Arezoo: Intimacy & Iran
Through the front yard and up the deck stairs of a quaint Victorian era house is the entryway of inconspicuous James Black Gallery where “Arezoo…
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All This Time
With Time in Our Hands All This Time is an ongoing online exhibition curated by Number 3 Gallery; a mobile curatorial project centering emerging contemporary…
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Crocodile Tears
Crocodile Tears, presented by Unit 17, shares commentary on modern-day capitalism. The exhibition features three installations from a collection of multidisciplinary creators, in addition to…
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EAT YOUR TAIL
The latest exhibition at Access Gallery, EAT YOUR TAIL, offers bewildering multi-media works by four local artists; Maya Gauvin, Chrome Destroyer, Teresa Holly, and Evan…
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Choreography for Carrot
“Choreography for Carrot” by Shizen Jambor opened at Ground Floor Art Centre, 735 Gore Avenue, Vancouver, on November 15, 2019. Everyone wants to believe they’re…