“[One] gets the impression that the figure(s) in Ringer’s piece could start to move at any moment. I’m sure they would beckon us deeper into the tree line, if given the chance. This month’s mix is the soundtrack to that dream.”
Read MoreDisplacement displays a myriad of unique experiences artists have with the theme—the different ways they struggle and survive. Ultimately, Eastside Culture Crawl’s new exhibit hopes to underscore the artistic loss to Vancouver’s community.
Read MoreAhead of the second annual Vancouver Podcast Festival, SAD sat down with three local hosts to discuss the role women and non-binary people play in transforming this emerging medium.
Read More“Sometimes I struggle with directness of words to describe this, but it’s not like, here is my music and then here is me. It’s just, well, all together.”
Read MoreNovember’s Featured Artist is Sylvie Ringer, a visual artist who works with drawing, print media, and painting to tell stories through landscapes.
Read MoreThroughout Elee Kraljii Garinder’s anthology, curated authors give unapologetic details of what it means to be near death—whether coming back from the other side, or in the throes of mourning and grief.
“To be against something can be to reject or refute it,” says Garinder. “But to be against death can also mean to be in contact with, pressed up next to, to be intimately proximate with mortality.”
Read MoreAlways exaggerated and altogether ambiguous, the characters contained within these portraits nonetheless offer a comprehensive look at a fruitful and formative 40+ years of trajectory that continues to provoke and reveal to this day.
Read MoreRich Aucoin is one man party on a cross-country mission to bring us together.
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