Giorgi: Be a Big Fat Baby
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An interview with Giorgi, a local musician on the come up, about her EP Big Fat Baby.
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A Mixed Playlist Inspired By: Michael Love
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And just like that, 2019’s door swings shut. It’s closing time! Just before we lock up for the holidays, here’s one last Featured Artist mix. Enjoy!
Read MoreVancouver premiere of April in Autumn: A film that falls in love with you
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Warren Sulatycky’s first feature film, April in Autumn, is a quiet yet captivating slice of life. It draws you in slowly and subconsciously— so relatable that you don’t even realize you’re falling in love with it. Instead, it feels like the film is falling in love with you.
Read MoreMeet December's Featured Artist: Michael Love
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Michael Love is a photo-based artist living in Vancouver. His career spans decades and continents, where he has documented and explored the repurposing of spaces in relation to history. He is particularly interested in military history and the impacts of the Cold War.
Read MoreReview: The Condor and the Eagle inspires interculttral climate action
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Four Indigenous environmental leaders embark on an extraordinary trans-continental adventure from the Canadian plains to the heart of the Amazon jungle to unite the peoples of North and South America and deepen the meaning of “climate justice.”
Read MoreInternational burlesque crew set to strip down white, hetero patriarchy in Vancouver
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The Canadian premiere of Bechdel Burlesque at The Rio this November 30th will be the last of its kind, but the international line up promises one hell of a representative, sexy finale.
Read MoreVancouver's newest theatre company dismantles audiences with "The Father"
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Newly formed theatre- company The Search Party is bringing Florian Zeller’s work to Vancouver for the first time with The Father, playing at The Cultch from now until November 30th.
Chronically Creative: How two creatives transform pain into beauty
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“What we’ve both realized is, there is so much beauty in the world, even if it hurts to get out of bed.” A personal account of how Karen Chan and Tonye Aganaba’s art is entwined with the journey of chronic illness.
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