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Stan Douglas, Vancouver Anthology, 2nd ed., Talonbooks Press and Or Gallery, Vancouver, 2011. 320 pp., $35.00 The original edition of Vancouver Anthology, first published...
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This year, an art exhibit and series of workshops have been organized to recognize International Day Against Police Brutality in so-called Vancouver, on the...
Editor’s Introduction | In the past year, across North America, artists in solidarity with anti-displacement struggles are voicing their discontent with the neoliberal turn...
Editorial Introduction Despite the latest rejection of Beedie Living’s application to build market housing at 105 Keefer, the ongoing gentrification of Chinatown remains a...
Editorial Note | What follows is a personal essay written by a long-term resident of Belvedere Court, Sean MacPherson. The Belvedere is a rental apartment...
Stan Douglas, Vancouver Anthology, 2nd ed., Talonbooks Press and Or Gallery, Vancouver, 2011. 320 pp., $35.00 The original edition of Vancouver Anthology, first published...
A found public art piece on the Rize site, with the caption DEC 25. A fire, still suspect by many Mount Pleasant residents, burned...
The ride from Main Street skytrain station into the downtown core of Vancouver traces a line through the city like a razor-thin scalpel. As...
Recently Britain-based artrepreneur Martin Creed [1] brought his band into town to kick off a May-to-October exhibition [2] under the auspices of condo king...
This week, Downtown Eastside residents rallied at the abandoned Pantages Theatre on the 100 block of East Hastings, and painted its facade with slogans...
Over two hundred people packed themselves into the still-empty Salt building at the Olympic Village on Sunday afternoon. They were there to hear from...
BCCLA REPORT ON RCMP | A report released this week by the BC Civil Liberties Association has given a glimpse into what life can be like...