Added on June 19, 2015
Ash Tanasiychuk
Adrienne Labelle , Aisha Davidson , Angela Hopkins , Art Waste , Astro Turf , Bob Scott , Caitlin Prince , Carla K. Stewart , Caton Diab , Christina Kenton , Courtney Garvin , Dana Kearley , Danielle Roberts , Elizabeth Ellis , Emma Lowther , Frances Breden , Grace Eakins , In Dreams , Jana Ghimire , Kai Choufour , Kara Hornland , Katayoon Yousefbigloo , Kati J , Lauren Ray , Lauren Zbarsky , Leah McInnis , Leta Lalonde , Marchien Veen , Marina Lazzarotto , Marisa Holmes , Mark Stroemich , Natalie Crema , Nisha Platzer , Ole Vezina , Olga Abeleva , Paul Carr , Rebecca Dueck , Robert Ondzik , Sara Wylie , Sophia Lloyd-Jones , Stefana Fratila , Studiocamp , Tanya Crail , The Bush Collective , Tiffany Muñoz
In Dreams group show at Astro Turf gets big Art Waste support
Ash Tanasiychuk photos Oh yeah! Art Waste! My pics from massive group show In Dreams at Astro Turf Massive group show as part of Art Waste 2015 edition. Featuring artists: Olga Abeleva Frances Breden & Emma Lowther The Bush Collective Paul Carr Tanya Crail Natalie Crema Aisha Davidson Caton Diab Grace Eakins Rebecca Dueck & […]
Added on June 13, 2015
Ash Tanasiychuk
Broadway , exhibition , Field Contemporary , maps , opening night , Russell Leng
A photo glimpse at Russell Leng's Too Many Maps at FIELD Contemporary
Ash Tanasiychuk photos On a muggy June night, FIELD Contemporary opened it’s doors for an exhibition of Russell Leng‘s newest work entitled Too Many Maps. From the event’s write up: I’m sitting under a tree in the shade, sorting through piles of maps. Some I’ve found here; some I’ve brought with me. They’re rectangles mostly, […]
Added on June 3, 2015
Shauna Jean Doherty
80s , 90s , Brynn McNab , CAG , Contemporary Art Gallery , Feedback , Julia Dault , looping video , Mark Delong , Richard MacFarlane
A review of Feedback Series: Julia Dault at the CAG
Words by Shauna Jean Doherty + Photos provided by CAG May 12th marked the most recent in the Contemporary Art Gallery’s Feedback series, where cultural practitioners in Vancouver assemble to respond, using various creative tactics, to exhibitions currently on display at the gallery. An audience sheepishly emerged and settled into the gallery’s particularly cold surroundings. […]
Added on February 15, 2015
Nicole Dumas
7343 , abstract , Avenue Gallery , Brett Barmby , buff , Issue Magazine , reprint
Brett Barmby at Avenue
Words by Nicole Dumas Brett Barmby’s show “7343” opened at Avenue Gallery on December 4, 2014. Practiced in the style of the Dutch masters, Barmby’s portfolio includes his humorous take on their classic still-life vanitas (mimicked with food from his own lifestyle: pizza, slurpies and pizza pockets). Recent works focus on the buffs painted — often in […]
Added on February 14, 2015
Ravi Gill
City of Vancouver , digital creative agency , emerging artists , local art , make , Ola Volo , Residency , Vancouver art
Photodocumentation by Ravi Gill Artist Ola Volo has shot into the stratosphere with her playful landscapes, murals, and magazine covers. Filled with enticingly rubbery characters — from human-like through to anthropomorphic foxes, dragons, and horses — Volo’s freshly unique visual style has captured the attention of clients (Hootsuite, Vancouver Folk Fest, and Lululemon among the […]
Added on February 12, 2015
Dillon Ramsey
Angela Teng , Jade Yumang , Wil Aballe , Wil Aballe Art Projects
Wil Aballe Art Projects debuts its new location
Written by Dillon Ramsey From the corner of Frances Street, it’s easy to see where Clark Drive turns into a maze of brick and concrete, and terminates in the industrial warehouses and freight lines of Port Metro Vancouver. It might seem strange that an elegant new art gallery would be nearby – except that this […]
Added on February 7, 2015
Jen Kennedy
Cameron McLellan , canvas , exhibition , graphite , ink , opening , Robert Lynds Gallery
Cameron McLellan explores the space between graphite lines and our homeland
Words and photos by Jen Kennedy I hop into Robert Lynds Gallery out of a very dark and wet January night. The room is packed wall to wall with merrymaking people, who have been celebrating for some hours the opening of Cameron McLellan’s latest series West Coast Transmissions. The exhibition invite encourages the viewer to […]
Added on December 20, 2014
Brit Bachmann
Downtown Eastside , DTES , Heart of the City Festival , Jim Byrnes , Richard Tetrault , Saint James Music Academy Youth Choir , SFU Woodwards , Vancouver Moving Theatre , VMT
Bah! Humbug! is A Christmas Carol with sass
Written by Brit Bachmann + photos by Alisha Weng Bah! Humbug! is a twist on Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, drawing parallels between the squalor of Victorian London and Vancouver’s modern-day Downtown Eastside. This is the 5th annual year of Bah! Humbug!, with proceeds supporting Heart of the City Festival. Every year the play is […]
Added on December 6, 2014
Tara Flynn
1965 Main St , group show , OMG , On Main Gallery , Paul Wong , Rick Erickson , VIVO
77 participants. 48 projects and performances. A huge photo gallery + 17min video recapping it all. A once in a lifetime event.
Photos by Ash Tanasiychuk and Jon Vincent Video by Ash Tanasiychuk and Tara Flynn Text from On Main Gallery’s press release Thru the Trapdoor was an interdisciplinary art exhibition and event that took place from April 22 to 27, 2014. It was produced to mark the end of an era for the building at 1965 […]
Added on November 18, 2014
Andi Icaza-Largaespada
Art Trap , ezra bloom , Hammock Residency , Heidi Nagtegaal , Paying Off My Student Loans! , Rainbow Connection , Red Gate Society , Sweaty Bones
Rainbow Connection held Sweaty Bones 11: Heidi for School Board! alongside Art Trap, Co-Curated by Ezra Bloom
Photography by Andi Icaza-Largaespada Last month saw Sweaty Bones 11th edition held at Rainbow Connection with an array of Djs, artists and installations for the conjuct Art Trap exhibition, co-curated by Ezra Bloom. Preceeded by a collaborative set-up alongside Sweaty Bones’ founder, host and exhibitor Heidi Nagtegaal: the early evening brought space to talk municipal […]