Join us for an extraordinary pop-up event featuring ArtPen Studio’s holiday collection, where you’ll find fun holiday gifts like Tangram-inspired puzzle sets – the perfect holiday presents! Plus, you’ll have…
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Join us for an extraordinary pop-up event featuring ArtPen Studio’s holiday collection, where you’ll find fun holiday gifts like Tangram-inspired puzzle sets – the perfect holiday presents! Plus, you’ll have…
The dynamic world premiere of Accumulation is a transcontinental performance project by Co.ERASGA Dance, in collaboration with participating artists from the United States (New York), Canada and France. Body, dance,…
…Island in the Ocean Artworks Pavilion and the multi-level parkade on Old Bridge Street. The Green Ramp will remain in the Ocean Artworks Pavilion until late Jan 2024, hours TBC….
…our connection and influence in BC and Canada. With food, art, and performances, including a Latin Market featuring the Day of the Dead, there is something for everyone to enjoy!…
…in BC and Canada. With food, art, and performances, including a Latin Market featuring the Day of the Dead, there is something for everyone to enjoy! Click the links below…
…doing their part to observe this day and to raise funds for local Indigenous organizations. Make and The Wickaninnish Gallery are selling orange shirts whose artwork is designed by Indigenous…
Step into a realm where creativity and friendship converge, as we proudly present Sea of Small Change, a dynamic group exhibition featuring seven remarkable women artists, each of whom was…
With this explosive and visceral show, La Otra Orilla (Montreal) wipes the slate clean and returns to its roots, to the foundations of the art of flamenco. RITE is the…
…of Haida artists and started his training with his family as a teenager. Keith has also served on the Board of Governors of Emily Carr University of Art and Design…
…works of art, crafted from fine silver or bronze and each featuring a unique miniature painting with its own story. You won’t find jewellery like this anywhere else! They are…
CMHC-Granville Island would like to acknowledge that we are located on the traditional territory of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) First Nations.
