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The visual integration of art into the music listening experience has undoubtedly been a significant milestone in music history. We are...

Sometimes, adversity leads to discovery. A lost job can lead to a new opportunity or a lost wallet can lead to a new friendship. For...

Appreciating art is not a passive experience. It requires the active engagement of the viewer, drawing from their own life and history to...

Veronica Verkley has a lifelong fascination with animals. It influenced her art career early on, beginning with drawings and sculptures...

The visual art of vintage Christmas cards allows us to look at how society viewed and interacted with the world at a certain moment in...

In 2012, Skwachàys Lodge opened with a unique model of social enterprise: to find new ways to encourage, foster and promote Indigenous...

Kevin O’Quinn is an experience. He’s as gregarious, inquisitive and engaging as the vibrant and visually stimulating art he creates. His...

Sky Lilah wants to invite you to experience her vulnerability. And in doing so, she hopes that others will be more willing to do the...

Sketchbooks are a window into our personalities, thought processes and inventions. They allow us to showcase a representation of who we...

Tanya Bub wants to take you out of the art space. For her, the art space becomes what you want it to be and can include breaking certain...

From the Rain, the first solo show from Chinese-Canadian artist Long Gao, seeks to capture the energy and spirit of the rain experienced...

Day of the Dead is a two-day holiday which originated in Mexico and has been prevalent in Latin America, encompassing Spanish culture,...

Deciding to work as an artist does not need to be a full-time passion. It does not need to be something you pick up at a specific stage...

Throughout the years that preceded the tipping point of the 1950s, art was largely considered pretentious and inaccessible. For the most...

Art Downtown is unlike any other local art exhibition. It is not every day you can walk about a gallery full of different artists, talk...

Art can be both a provocateur and a healer. As a provocateur, it can be used to incite hatred and division. It can also be a catalyst, an...

Leo Recilla’s path towards becoming a professional artist has not been a straight line. There have been stops and starts along the way....

Natural history art dates to the simple yet mesmerizing cave drawings of the Paleolithic era up to present-day artwork depicting fauna...

I first saw Mohammad Reza Atashzad at Art Downtown at Cathedral Square last year. He was sitting in the plaza, facing the Holy Rosary...

It was an overcast Saturday afternoon in downtown Vancouver. The streets were bustling as usual, despite the gloomier weather, and one...