Empirical observations in 16mm

If a revolution is a release of pressure, what becomes of the force following its release? Andreas Bunte, a recent SFU Audain Visual Artist...

Marketa Irglova and friends perform at St. James Hall

Marketa Irglova has one of the purest, most serene voices I've ever heard, and many of her songs have the ability to bring tears...

Denise Clarke presents a new solo show

Denise Clarke is an accomplished, respected contemporary dance artist who is a member of the Order of Canada. Over the course of her career...

Sloan attracts young and old to Commodore

  For their new album, Commonwealth, each member of Sloan helms one side of the record representing the four suits of a deck of cards....

Quantum is dance inspired by particle physics

Swiss choreographer Gilles Jobin’s Quantum represents a blending of art and science. Jobin participated in Collide@CERN, an artist residency initiative of The European Organization...

A day at the Art/Book fair

During the month of September, local artist-run culture gets into the full swing of things with an annual swarm of show openings throughout the...

Bahamas play to packed house at The Vogue

It still surprises me how many people have never heard of Bahamas. This Toronto musician, whose real name is Afie Jurvanen, put out his...

TEDxVancouver has its biggest year yet

This year’s TEDxVancouver conference, with its theme of Tilt, aimed to tilt perspectives on all kinds of ideas. Even the exotic afternoon snacks of...

Fun, colourful visuals animate The Book of Life

Death is not the first subject that comes to mind for an animated film, yet Jorge R. Gutierrez’s adventure-comedy, The Book of Life, presents...

Getting Grimes-y with The Walking Dead

If you haven’t heard of The Walking Dead, then you’ve probably been living under a rock for the past four years. The Walking Dead...