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Sølve Sundsbø

Chasing mountains.

When Louis Vuitton asked the acclaimed photographer to feature a destination in a photo book, his choice was easy: beautiful British Columbia.

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Andy Everson

Unexpected.

The creative force is strong within K’ómoks First Nations artist Andy Everson, who melds his childhood love of “Star Wars” with West Coast Indigenous art.

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“Paradise Has Many Gates”

Creating dialogue.

Saudi Arabian artist Ajlan Gharem launches the 2018 Vancouver Biennale with a striking installation at Vanier Park.

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Richard Hudson

A continuous line.

“If you look at one spot, you can see every single thing around you.”

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Kerry James Marshall

Looking for truth.

The world’s most expensive living African-American shows his work in Vancouver.

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Paolo Fazioli and Showcase Pianos

In tune.

“I give much more importance to the quality of sound; the most important is the piano sound.”

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Constance Zimmer

The new reality.

Emmy-nominated actor Constance Zimmer might be known for playing acid-tongued, no-nonsense women on television shows like Entourage and UnReal, but in-person she is noticeably laidback, open, and personable. Because of this, she is able to lend her characters sincere depth and understated, yet undeniable, vulnerability.

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Takashi Murakami

Among the mushroom clouds.

The work of Takashi Murakami might be jovial and sweet at first glance, but it carries with it a dark and ominous undertone. Whether the famous Japanese artist outwardly agrees with that or not is another story.

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Owen Kydd

Moving pictures.

Dissecting the layered, complex works of the Vancouver-educated, Los Angeles-based artist.