The Craft Council of BC presents year 9 of The Earring Show, an annual fundraiser and juried exhibition where makers showcase wearable art in a whole host of mediums. This year, over 200 pairs of earrings will be on display and for sale at the CCBC Gallery. Opening: May 5, 2022 On view at the […]
This May, Granville Island Brewing turns 38! To commemorate the landmark anniversary, one of Canada’s original microbreweries will be hosting an unforgettable free birthday party featuring samples from local food trucks, award winning brews, games, and arts and live entertainment suitable for the whole family. The line-up includes pop-up performances by Teon Gibbs & Clear […]
In this two-day workshop, you will learn basic wet felting and needle-felting techniques, which can be combined to make sculptural flowers or objects of your choosing. Artists Christina Norberg and Jessica de Haas will be co-teaching this fun and exploratory workshop. All materials provided, including felting needle, foam, and a variety of merino and corriedale […]
Every day is Culture Day on Granville Island! As a premier destination for arts and cultural activities year round, Granville Island looks forward to hosting a number of Culture Days activities this fall. The kick-off day September 24 will feature All Over the Map - a presentation of free dance performances, Vancity Roots and Culture, […]
This annual exhibition is an invitation to artists from around the world to exhibit their most exceptional representational and semi-representational artworks. Juried for excellence, this exhibition features over 60 stunning artworks. The visual arts sector is so often nostalgic for the artists of the past. At the Federation of Canadian Artists, they celebrate greats, not ghosts.
Visit the Craft Council of BC where four artists: Miriam de Langley, Bettina Matzkuhn, Marney McDiarmid, and Yalda Bozorg, unify their drawings and explorations alongside a completed work, offering the viewer a glimpse into their processes. Opening reception is October 6 from 6 – 8pm.
In this on-line exhibition, the printmakers of Dundarave Print Workshop explore the aesthetics of beauty and pleasure through original printmaking techniques such as etching, collagraph, monotype, relief prints, and more.
For the fourth consecutive year, Latincouver will celebrate Latin American Heritage Month in BC, by bringing a series of interactive events that include a combination of artists performances, art exhibitions, online workshops, forums, Video mapping and events to commemorate the rich and fascinating Latin American heritage and its influence in BC and Canada. Latin American […]
Opus recognizes the importance of creativity in life, as an activity to enjoy and entertain, and as an outlet for stress. In order to meet your creative needs, they have included a number of free workshops and tutorials on their website to help fill them. Indulge in self-care and calm while learning new things and […]
Come meet Circle Craft textile artist Maria Girod in store November 17 - 19. Maria works with her husband to create one-of-a-kind handknit wearables using the most sustainable natural fibres available: organic cottons, bamboo and wool in an 80/20% blend, and bulky merino wool, alpaca and silk blends chosen for sustainability as well as quality, […]
Conceptual fine art photographer, Joel Robison presents "Mind-full – Exploring Mental Health through Art", which coincides with Men's Mental Health Month, and explores his passion through the expression of art. His portraiture has helped him understand his own mental health and has been extended through his work with the Vancouver based UBC charity HeadsUp Guys. […]
Grace Lee is a ceramic artist based out of Vancouver, her brand eikcam ceramics embodies work that is both functional and also decorative both of which incorporate elements of naturalness and whimsy. Her approach to design is layer by layer, simple and often uncomplicated. She has designed wares for local Vancouver restaurants, boutiques, galleries and […]
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.
