While a forest fire rages out of control in the nearby mountains, a group of close friends gather for an anniversary celebration. But when an unexpected gift turns a civil conversation about the local wolf cull into a heated argument, personal interests begin to threaten the stability of the “pack.” This riveting dissection of human relationships and […]
Joanna Rogers', The Chorus, consists of a series of weavings, each containing their own Morse code message. The weavings create an abstracted Analytical Engine programmed to transform the past into the present and to translate the future into cryptic Cassandrian prophesies. The weavings—approximately 15 feet in length—hang down like banners or scrolls pooling onto plinths, […]
Who run the world? Girls! Join The Fictionals at The Improv Centre on Wednesday, March 15 for the annual Ladies Against Humanity special! Some of the funniest women from around Vancouver will bring Cards Against Humanity to life! Using the hit party game as inspiration, the improvisers will create twisted and hilarious scenes for your […]
Dundarave Print Workshop invites you to attend its first group show of regional artists this March. We will be displaying work incorporating printmaking mediums from selected artists in the Pacific Northwest in relation to the show theme Connection. The exhibition aims to showcase the printmaking talent in the region and to build relations among the […]
A transformational experience in self expression and creativity, disguised as a sculpture workshop. Every child is a fully self expressed artist up until the moment that they decide they are not, and that’s when the practice stops. This course is about giving your adult self the opportunity to practice and play and to create whatever […]
“Bloom” marks the coming of spring to the Federation Gallery on Granville Island! This exhibition features beautiful floral artworks from Federation members and living Ikebana installations created by members of the Sogetsu School of Ikebana. Rolling Opening Event: Tuesday, March 21, noon – 4pm
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.
