Knowledge Network: Form + PlaceAnother elegant documentary from the Knowledge Network: “The people, places and things that have left their mark on BC’s unique…
How Colour is Coming to VancouverViewpoint (Daily Scot in particular) has been railing for many years on the absence of colour in Vancouver architecture –…
Vancouver Biennale: The Controversy du JourIt wouldn’t be a Biennale without a controversy. Some Vancouverites may not know that the Vancouver International Sculpture Biennale is…
Alex & Michelle Stoney’s Inspirational Aerial Landform ArtTrue artists express their creativity and do great works of art because it is the right thing to do. During…
BIKEnnale/WALKennale 2021 is Open NowFrom the Vancouver Biennale: REGISTRATION NOW OPEN | BIKEnnale/WALKennale 2021 What’s the BIKEnnale/WALKennale? It’s the quintessential COVID-safe way to combine…
Crooning in Robson Square on a Sunny Afternoon(Click title for videos.) Buskers are quickly discovering that the 800 Block is the best place to perform in the…
1960’s Hippies of Fourth Avenue: Vancouver’s Haight AshburyThe City of Vancouver was wondering what to do with the “hippies” who were concentrated largely in the Kitsilano area.…
The Proud YouthA new work from the Vancouver Sculpture Biennale has appeared on the False Creek seawall at the foot of Drake…
Stan Douglas’s Art in the Moynihan Train HallThe greatest loss in the heritage history of America was the demolition of Pennsylvania Station in 1964. From the grandeur…
How the Notorious Kingsway Triangle Became a Public Park Space CBC Journalist Justin McElroy visited EVERY park in Vancouver and published his ranked visits here. One of those parks…
Toronto Area Libraries Reach Out to Pandemic Isolated Seniors Through Library CardsWho touches every household during the pandemic and knows where seniors live? Canada Post still goes door to door in…
The Secretive Fountain,the Hideous Hoarding & the Public “Paint~In” at the Vancouver Court House~April, 1966April 1966 was a heady time in Vancouver~it was the year before Canada’s centennial year, and was the City of…
Staying Lit through the Long Metro Vancouver Winter?The Duke of Data at Simon Fraser University’s City Program Andy Yan suggested it first: if you have Christmas lights…
“2020 Get Lost”~ Songwriter “Son of James” Sums it All Up Via historian and author Catherine Clement, Son of James with musician Shon Wong sings for many in his latest…
Dec. 19, 2022Vancouver’s “Dinosaurs Against Fossil Fuels” (DAFFS) Way Ahead of Their TimeSandy James Planner