Articles of Section 'Arts'.

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Galleries
Listing of local art galleries
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Museums
Chinese Cultural Centre Museum & Archives, Japanese Canadian National Museum, UBC Museum Of Anthropology, Vancouver Museum
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Recovery
By Colin Thomas
A Rumble Productions presentation. At Performance Works until December 9
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News from the art world
By Colin Thomas
L’ESPACE RUNNING OUT OF TIME According to Michael Flanigan, director of real-estate services for the City of Vancouver, municipal officials plan to act today (November 30) on a final eviction notice to Régis Painchaud, operator of the cultural venue l’Espace at 1435 Granville Street, beneath the north end of the Granville Bridge.
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The Three Musketeers
By Colin Thomas
Based on the book by Alexandre Dumas. Adapted by Max Bush. Directed by Des Price. An Exit 22 production. At Capilano College Performing Arts Theatre until November 25
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Tuvan tunes aren't lost in translation
By Alexander Varty
hatting with Huun-Huur-Tu's Sayan Bapa can be mildly confusing: the Tuvan musician's English is good enough that he no longer needs an interpreter, but not so good that misunderstandings don't occasionally arise.
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South Asian music, dance style combine to tell tale of Buddha
By Alexander Varty
The life of Siddhartha Gautama, the founder of Buddhism, has been the stuff of art for almost 2,500 years. But when it comes to telling how this renegade royal reached enlightenment, dance makers have to deal with something that's not a problem for painters, poets, or storytelling monks: meditators don't move.
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Casting Diwali in a new light
By Tony Montague
In mid fall, communities throughout South Asia prepare for the dark months to come with an ancient five-day celebration of light and life known as Diwali.
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Blues salutes historic black community
By Tony Montague
Walling, the artistic director of Vancouver Moving Theatre, rekindled memories of Vie's in the course of her research for East End Blues... And All That Jazz.
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Ode to an Old Friend
By Alexander Varty
Margaret Leng Tan pays tribute to her decade-long collaboration with the late composer John Cage
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Finding the best places for culture on the cheap
Those who think you can't indulge in the city's arts scene without spending a week's income haven't been paying attention. The calendar is full of events that will give you your dose of culture for a fraction of the price of your average opera ticket.
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Children's art gets city gallery
By Brian Lynch
The 5,000-square-foot, two-floor facility at the corner of Richards and Robson streets is the latest result of the city's cultural amenity bonus program, which allows land developers to increase the density of their projects if they also provide space for arts organizations.
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Metal queen
By Janet Smith
Tara Cheyenne Friedenberg has taken an unlikely character””a high-school head-banger””and developed him into a dance-theatre work that's hitting a power chord with the public
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Artist makes treasures out of others' trash
By Alexander Varty
Lee Hutzulak's art is rubbish. Literally.
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The rebirth of painting
By Robin Laurence
How is it that, in a digital age, so many young Vancouver artists are rediscovering the brush and canvas””and finding so much success?
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Some twisted hits top the Fringe fest pack
By Staff
Boyhood visitations from Satan, teens who fall for monsters, and shaving cans that sing sea chanteys make for wildly funny fare
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Women on the verge
By Kathleen Oliver
The Vancouver Fringe Festival is famous as a place where anything goes. Because the programming is unjuried, performers can try out work that is raw, experimental, or unconventional.
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A first peek at Fringe plays
How do you find the best shows at the Vancouver Fringe Festival? Start by reading these reviews.
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Artists gather again for One Night Stand
By Shawn Conner
Hugely diverse show proves you don't have to be a mogul to afford some of the city's boldest original art
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Hickey's crystal tones add groove to new age
By Alexander Varty
On a bad day, Hamilton, Ontario, does a fair impersonation of hell. So it's surprising to find out that this industrial city, all cinders and soot, is also home to some of the most heavenly music being made in Canada today: the ethereal soundscapes of David Hickey's Crystal Journey.
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Anderson gig grows out of garden
Laurie Anderson sees things others don't.
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Time capsule
Three years after his death, Jerry Pethick's retro-sci-fi public artwork finally lands on False Creek.
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Power play
High-voltage moves carry choreographer Day Helesic through her full-length Surge.
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Room to play
New GM Jon Stettner oversees a major expansion of the Playhouse Theatre Company that will benefit local troops.
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Dittrich delves into dissociation
By Kathleen Oliver
Do you hear voices in your head? What if there were people attached to those voices?
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