Becki Chan is a Vancouver-based spatial and jewelry designer with a background in sculpture and architecture. She also happens to be the producer of the Vancouver PechaKucha Night on May 8th, part of Vancouver Design Week! We chatted with Becki about the event, about her relationship to her creative practices, and the necessity of grid paper.
Read MoreMore DOXA preview coverage for our devoted readers. Read up on Primas and Minding the Gap, then buy your tickets for the festival screenings with time to spare! You’ll thank us later.
Read MoreOur second round of early-bird DOXA film reviews includes the festival’s opening and closing films—The Rankin Film: Legacy of a Radical and Kusama - Infinity. Both are flicks you won’t want to miss. Read, and be intrigued!
Read MoreAs you begin to form your DOXA Documentary Film Festival must-see list, we’re here to help you. Marie Dumora’s Belinda and Rami Katz’s The Issue of Mr. O’Dell are both films that you should certainly consider. You’re welcome!
Read More2018’s DOXA Documentary Film Festival is in the very near future, so to kick off our DOXA coverage this year, SAD writer Becca Clarkson interviewed the fest’s new Director of Programming, Selina Crammond. She offers some excellent advice on how to start your festival adventures, and where to find outstanding cinematic content! We approve.
Read More“Introducing Anna Kasko, SAD's Featured Artist for the month of April, just in time for the Capture Photography Festival. She's one of the talented and expressive photographers exhibiting work in the fest, and I just can't get enough! A few words one could use to describe her photographs are: subdued, familiar, contemplative. I'm in love.”
Read MoreThe 2018 Capture Photography Festival opened today, and opportunities for artistic engagement are boundless! So how do you pick what to see, and where to go? Don't worry, SAD's got you covered. We've compiled a list of exhibitions and events as starting points, to curb your festival-going anxiety. You're welcome!
Read MoreThe underground art scene, where so much of the hard work of creative production takes place, can seem strangely disconnected from the white-cube world of fine art. Nicolas Sassoon’s new show at Wil Aballe Art Projects, ‘Index Avenue Skylight’, brings these two halves of the art world together.
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