A Canadian Dentist’s Art Collection Revels in the Richness of Black Life “It’s not about oppression. It’s not about the typical kind of exploitative images around the Black community that you might see in newspapers.”
Why Wildlife Conservationists Think We Shouldn’t Own Exotic Pets The long and storied history of humans claiming ownership over wild animals.
Technology and Ecology Converge at Polygon Gallery’s Ghosts of the Machine Exhibition Online meets offline.
The Unlikely Evolution of Vancouver Indie-Pop Duo Dear Rouge How they met, why they almost quit music, and what’s in store for their upcoming album, Spirit.
At the Chan Centre This March, Three Indigenous Artists Perform Music Steeped in a Complex Past Leonard Sumner, Elisapie, and Moe Clark perform in the Decolonize the Chan series.
Tracing Canada’s African Diaspora Through Art Sankofa: African Routes, Canadian Roots at the Museum of Anthropology at UBC.
Vancouver’s Human Library Has Gone Virtual. The Stories Are All Real Afro-Indigenous curator Alysha Collie wants you to check out a virtual human for an intimate conversation.
Tree Planting in B.C. is Exhausting, Muddy, and Dangerous. So Why Do Young Planters Keep Coming Back? Inside the secret world of B.C. tree planters.
