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Lipont Gallery presents CHINESE AND WESTERN PAINTINGS EXHIBITION OF A PRIVATE COLLECTION Opening Reception June 18, 5-7pm Closing Reception July 9, 7-9pm June 18 – July 9, 2024 (closed on July 1st Canada Day) Mon – Fri 10-5, Tue until 8pm Lipont Gallery Rm218, 4211 No. 3 Road Richmond BC
Lipont Gallery presents - Group Exhibition ALLUSIVE Featuring Painting, Drawing, Ceramics, Collages, and Photography by Kay Austen, Roy Hoh, Jiabao Shen, Xiangmei Su, Wenli Yang, June Yun, and Monique Zhang. As the summer season unfolds in Vancouver, local artists channel nature’s wonders, social environments, and personal memories through their talents
The Polygon Gallery presents the Canadian premiere of ANTI-ICON: APOKALYPSIS, Martine Gutierrez’s first major solo show in Canada. The exhibition features 17 self-portraits in which Gutierrez transforms herself into a pantheon of influential heroines who have become legendary through depictions in art history, pop culture, and religion. Her exquisite transformations
Immerse yourself in meditative tones and interlocking melodies. Discover a new world of sound and sight with "Show On Earth: Wallace Line and Deep Time" TWO Performance Dates: Monday, July 22, 2024 Tuesday, July 23, 2024 Show: 7:30 PM Performance Works, Granville Island A shadowplay with traditional Gamelan instruments featuring
Immerse yourself in meditative tones and interlocking melodies. Discover a new world of sound and sight with "Show On Earth: Wallace Line and Deep Time" TWO Performance Dates: Monday, July 22, 2024 Tuesday, July 23, 2024 Show: 7:30 PM Performance Works, Granville Island A shadowplay with traditional Gamelan instruments featuring
Vancouver Art Book Fair presents its first in-person edition in five years from July 26–27, 2024, at the Roundhouse Community Arts & Recreation Centre. Canada’s longest-running international art book fair features more than 80 exhibitors from across the country and around the world, including 51 Personae (Shanghai), e-flux (NYC), Femme
The 15th anniversary of Culture Days will take place from September 20th to October 13th, 2024! Celebrate creativity and culture across BC by participating in FREE or Pay-What-You-May Culture Days events. Connect with individual artists, creators, historians, grassroots organizers, creative institutions, specialty festivals, and more that support the cultural landscape
The 28th Annual Eastside Culture Crawl is back from Nov 14-17, 2024, featuring over 500 artists, including 90+ new faces. Explore studios, workshops, galleries, and a new pop-up exhibit for home-based artists over four visually-stunning days. One of the most significant cultural events of the fall season, the Culture Crawl
The 28th Annual Eastside Culture Crawl is back from Nov 14-17, 2024, featuring over 500 artists, including 90+ new faces. Explore studios, workshops, galleries, and a new pop-up exhibit for home-based artists over four visually-stunning days. One of the most significant cultural events of the fall season, the Culture Crawl
The 28th Annual Eastside Culture Crawl is back from Nov 14-17, 2024, featuring over 500 artists, including 90+ new faces. Explore studios, workshops, galleries, and a new pop-up exhibit for home-based artists over four visually-stunning days. One of the most significant cultural events of the fall season, the Culture Crawl
The 28th Annual Eastside Culture Crawl is back from Nov 14-17, 2024, featuring over 500 artists, including 90+ new faces. Explore studios, workshops, galleries, and a new pop-up exhibit for home-based artists over four visually-stunning days. One of the most significant cultural events of the fall season, the Culture Crawl
Arts Umbrella Dance Company presents Mixed Nuts, a modern and engaging twist on Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker. Performed annually at the Vancouver Playhouse each December, Mixed Nuts brings together a flavoursome assortment of dance styles for an extra-special holiday treat. Mixed Nuts is generously supported by Tom Ferries and Lisa Pankratz.
