Exhibit prompts reflection on how COVID-19 has changed our relationship with food
Originally planned for last summer, but put on hold due to the pandemic, Feast for the Eyes is a North Vancouver gallery’s newest exhibit.
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Using art to blur the line between 'us' and 'them'
He's at the Met in New York and the British Museum in London. One of his books is becoming an opera. On Bowen Island in B.C., Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas brings fresh perspective to ancient art.
A buzz about Montreal's awesome art hives
Art hives foster stronger, more inclusive communities through creativity. What is an art hive?
David Usher sets Climate Clock and it’s approaching two degrees
Musician and writer David Usher has created a Climate Clock to show the world just how close it is to catastrophic climate change.
Polar bear prints throughout history: Michael Engelhard and the "Ice Bear"
Perhaps our fascination for polar bears arise from their similarities to humans. We each, in our way, have been "master existences."
Debate over cultural appropriation a centuries-old battle for indigenous groups
The work of Toronto painter Amanda PL is infused with bright colours and bold outlines often associated with an indigenous art style.