Come to our upcoming Pop Up event featuring jewellery artist Chi Cheng Lee from Chi’s Creations! Her work is inspired by a lifetime of cross-cultural experiences and exposure to art,…
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Come to our upcoming Pop Up event featuring jewellery artist Chi Cheng Lee from Chi’s Creations! Her work is inspired by a lifetime of cross-cultural experiences and exposure to art,…
…of the canoe, and the artists who create them. They present visual and performing arts as their primary means of transmitting Indigenous culture and communicating identity, place and belonging. In…
Get ready to explore a whole new dimension of art with RADD Resin and Pipe Design. This talented local couple masterfully combines resin, wood, and even pipes to create stunning…
…the relevance of anonymous correspondence in the media and the overabundance of information in the digital age. Between improvisation, performance art, dance and cultural mediation, Ctrl:N exposes the artists and…
Inner Sanctum Glassworks is the brainchild of glass artist Jeff Burnette, who has been fascinated with glass since his early days playing with marbles. Jeff has spent years challenging and…
Every Summer Dundarave Print Workshop + Gallery features a salon style show and sale of their members work. As the pieces on the wall sell, they come off and are…
Calling all art enthusiasts and pottery lovers! Come meet Circle Craft ceramic artist Jane McDougall at an exclusive Pop Up event Friday and Saturday June 30th – July 1st. Paying…
…pieces of art. Appreciate the beauty of nature, sustainable design, and the remarkable talent of Tracy at this meet the artist special event in store (Net Loft) on Granville Island….
Visit Dundarave Print Workshop to see Barb Snyder’s Here and Then Now and When exhibition. Through monoprints, collage, and collagraphs, Barb examines the delicate and unique prairie landscape and its…
The art of Turkish tile and ceramic-making developed over the centuries incorporating many different techniques and styles. Using a different type of paint and glaze from the usual ceramic materials,…
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.
