Added on March 3, 2015
Brit Bachmann
art writing , Burnaby Mountain , Burnaby Mountain Caretakers , CBC , Emilio Rojas , Gabriel Saloman , Jakub Markiewicz , Kinder Morgan , land claims , Marianne Bourcheix-Laporte , No Way Cabaret , pipeline , pipeline protest , protest art , SLAPP Suit , Sun News Network , The Tyee , Trans Mountain Pipeline , Tseil-Watuth nation , unceded land , UNIT PITT , Vancouver , Vancouver Observer , Vanessa Richards
Setting a precedence for Vancouver-based protest art and culture
Words by Brit Bachmann + visuals by Corie Waugh, Sheng Ho & Jakub Markiewicz While the opposition to corporate interests on Burnaby Mountain has been an ongoing struggle over the last decade and more, the demonstrations reached a pivotal presence last September when Kinder Morgan acted upon plans to conduct test drilling for an expansion […]
Added on January 14, 2015
Brit Bachmann
BROKE , Burnaby Mountain , Burnaby Mountain Caretakers , Gabriel Saloman , Kinder Morgan , KMFACE , lawsuit , Mariane Bourcheix-Laporte , No Way Cabaret , photo booth , pipeline , protesting , SLAPP , UNIT/PITT
A picture is worth one thousand f*** offs
Photos by Sheng Ho + Words by Brit Bachmann No Way Cabaret was a celebration of endurance and a show of support for the opposition against pipelines. It was hosted by Mariane Bourcheix-Laporte and Gabriel Saloman in Unit/Pitt December 12, 2014. While the spirit was more sociable than urgent, No Way Cabaret was nevertheless a […]
Added on July 20, 2013
Shalon WH
Andrew Lee , Asa Mori , Celesse McCarthy , Elfin Saddle , Gabriel Saloman , Gains , Gillian Cole , Goldcorp Centre for the Arts , Gravitate , Howie Tsui , Joseph Hirabayashi , Kingdom of Ends , Kristen Lambertson , Leslie Supnet , Lisa Gelley , Losses , Powell Street Festival , Release Me , Sammy Chien , SFU Woodwards , Shalon W-H , Spatial Poetics , The Unfortunates of D’arcy Island , Wurld
Interdisciplinary and experimental evening binds both performers and audience through challenging conceptions of space and expectations
Words by Shalon W-H and Celesse McCarthy To kick off the 37th annual Powell Street Festival, an interdisciplinary event entitled Spatial Poetics XII: Release Me took place on July 6th 2013. On the top floor of SFU Woodwards Goldcorp Centre for the Arts is a small stage – Studio D – equipped with scaffolded seating. […]