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Explore the “ajeeb” in life with Asian Heritage Month at Morrow

Peak Web May 27, 2024

On an unassuming street in Vancouver, I found myself at Morrow, a hidden art studio. I went in on a Wednesday just to check the gallery out, but little did I know, I’d stumbled into the studio mid-rehearsal. Despite the fact that I walked in unannounced and uninvited, I had never felt more welcome in a space.  Ziyian Kwan, the artistic director for Morrow, Odd Meridian Arts, and producer for ahmm (Asian Heritage Month at Morrow), says “ahmm invites rupture, nurture, defiance, and bows in deep reverence, to all things queer. It’s a spirited and gently subversive multidisciplinary affair, including…

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A photo of various lego people on a lego set that resembles a green field with lego animals like a sheep and pigs.
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Everything is Still Awesome will knock you off your block

Peak Web March 19, 2024

Looking to travel back to the good old days of childhood play? Look no further than the Museum of Surrey’s exhibit for fellow LEGO fans. The Cloverdale museum presents Everything is Still Awesome as a tribute to the 20-year anniversary…

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A gallery room with white walls, lots of empty space, and fluorescent lights. There are multiple large canvases of photographs featuring silhouettes of curly hair.
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Where the Light Meets My Shoulder centres Black curls in sunlight

Peak Web February 6, 2024

This week, I had the pleasure of viewing and experiencing the exhibit Where the Light Meets My Shoulder by local artist Rebecca Bair. The exhibit is available until February 11 at Evergreen Cultural Centre located next to Lafarge Lake-Douglas SkyTrain…

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A photo taken from the mezzanine of a portion of the interior of the Bill Reid Gallery below. There is a bright salmon-coloured canoe with rows hanging from the ceiling, illuminated by sunlight through the windows. A large board in the middle of the space that read “Bright Futures.” There are various artworks behind glass and people are walking around, looking.
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Bright Futures is a time capsule of Bill Reid’s legacy

Peak Web August 3, 2023

You probably know Bill Reid (1920–1998) for his grand jade sculpture at the YVR airport, an image which was also printed on Canadian 20-dollar bills in 2004: The Spirit of Haida Gwaii depicts a man surrounded by animals, rowing on…

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A photo of a corridor on the mezzanine of the Bill Reid Gallery featuring glass cases, Haida-style wood carvings depicting abstract faces and creatures on the wall, and a totem pole emerging from the first floor.
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The Art of Dimension reveals Indigenous knowledge through Haida metalwork

Peak Web July 19, 2023

One of the featured artists in the newly opened The Art of Dimension exhibit, Skii Xaaw Jesse Brillon, writes that repoussé is a method of art where you hammer out metal from the inside. You can see that in the…

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a display underneath a glass case of open books. One in sandy brown featuring a map and another has a hot pink page with a title that reads “arrival” next to a page with a photo of greenery.
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A book’s journey from draft to award-winning design

Peak Web July 14, 2023

Have you ever wondered how chicken scratch drafts turn into colourful, award-winning hardcovers? Until August 31, you can find out at W.A.C. Bennett Library on SFU’s Burnaby Campus. Two free exhibits, the 2022 Alcuin Society Excellence in Book Design Award…

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A sculpture of a white teapot with the front half open with windows like a dollhouse with the navy polka dots on the interior wallpaper. Water is coming out of the spout like a fountain, into an orange clay dish. Leaned over above the dish, a copper sculpture is kneeling over it.
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explorASIAN gallery hopping guide

Peak Web May 23, 2023

One of the best ways to reignite your sense of wonder is by visiting an art exhibit — or three. And I’ve got your next field trip covered! Last week, we toured exhibits surrounding Vancouver, and like the sunlight that…

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Need to Know, Need to Go: May–June

Peak Web May 22, 2023

Arts in the Garden Where: 13 garden spaces in the North Shore When: May 27 and May 28, 12:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m. What better way to spend a sunny day than at a community garden party with music, art displays, workshops,…

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Close up of a black leather jacket with a hand-painted image of a side profile anime bust with white skin, red eyes, and icy blue hair. The person is looking up at a starry sky while red water sits below
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A behind-the-scenes look into an upcoming New West pop-up gallery

Peak Web March 29, 2022

Editor’s note: Lee is one of the artists involved in APT POP through the upcoming exhibit, Colossus. I don’t remember when I started loving art. When I reflect on my childhood, I see finger painting, symphonies playing through the house…

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Gallimaufry brings an exciting jumble of art to SFU Woodward’s

EIC May 18, 2018

A weirdly wonderful assortment of works was presented at this year’s first-year Master of Fine Arts candidates’ spring showcase, Gallimaufry. Four artists from a range of disciplines attempted to expand their viewers’ understanding of art.      Entering the Audain…

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