Sometimes searching for something guarantees you’ll never find it. Sometimes what you are looking for obscures what it is you find in your search; you have to see not what you’re looking for but what is there.
Read More“It's like solving a puzzle,” said Soleimanpour. “It's not easy, but at least you don't get lost.”
Read More“I do think if you hit upon the right way to tell a story, people just hear their own stories in it.”
Read MoreDeveau’s piece explores death in a rippling way, illustrating the surprising interconnectedness of varying human experiences.
Read More“Where do you stand? How did you get here? Do we want to repeat history or do we actually want to shift it and be aware of what's happening?”
Read MoreThis is the story of how an 800-year-old, two-and-a-half-meter wide red cedar— one of the oldest and largest of the ancient giants found in Vancouver Island’s Carmanah Walbran Provincial Park— was illegally harvested. Poached.
Read MoreHello May, so glad to see you! And we’re equally glad that photographer Birthe Piontek is our Featured Artist this month. ”The first lyric heard on May’s Featured Artist playlist speaks of knowing and loving someone in tandem, one leading effortlessly into the other. {This] lovely sentiment could very easily be applied to the work of photographer Birthe Piontek. To know her photographs is to love them.”
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