MONTECRISTO

The North Vancouver Shop Home to Some of Literature’s Greatest Works of Art

Meet the third-generation antique book restorer behind E.C. Rare Books.

Inside a Former Mayor’s Minimalist Vancouver Penthouse

For Gregor Robertson, sustainability and a small carbon footprint were musts.

Robert Davidson

Considered one of the country’s most important contemporary artists, Robert Davidson has spent his life reclaiming his Haida heritage and evolving the language of Northwest Coast art. In the process, the Order of Canada recipient found his own voice.

Ben Skinner

With thick-rimmed plastic glasses and a Coca-Cola branded t-shirt, Skinner blends right in with the resin-heavy, often text-based pieces that he has become known for.

Owen Kydd

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

Ed Spence

The Vancouver artist’s new works are an invigorating development in his practise.

E.C. Rare Books

An unassuming treasure trove of some of literary history’s greatest works of art.

Yoko Ono’s “Mend Piece” at the Rennie Museum

The piece was first conceptualized by Ono in 1966 when politics in the United States had begun to turn to the anti-Vietnam War movements. Today, it takes on a new layer of socio-economic criticism.

Vancouver’s Young Gallerists

The city is seeing the slow emergence of a new young class.

Herschel Supply Co.

How the Vancouver-based company become the unequivocal leader in the backpack industry.