Arts Time Out for All locations for Sept. 5-11, 2008

Number of events found: 529

Friday 5th September 2008

Andrea Zittel: Critical Space

comprehensive retrospective of American artist More information at www.vanartgallery.bc.ca

to Sept. 30, 2008

VANCOUVER ART GALLERY (750 Hornby)

MUSEUMS

Hung Wo Store Exhibition

display of artifacts from a historic store that existed in Steveston from 1884 to 1971

to Nov. 1, 2008

Richmond Museum (7700 Minoru Gate.)

THEATRE

Bard On The Beach

Outdoor Shakespeare festival features repertory performances of Twelfth Night, directed by David Mackay; King Lear, directed by James Fagan Tait; The Tempest, directed by Meg Roe; and Titus Andronicus, directed by Kim Collier. More information at www.bardonthebeach.org/

To Sept. 27, 2008

Tix $33/27.50/18

Vanier Park

GALLERIES

Canadian Women Modernists: The Dialogue With Emily Carr

exhibition placing Carr's accomplishments within the context of modernism

to Oct. 19, 2008

Vancouver Art Gallery (750 Hornby)

GALLERIES

Bill Reid: Master Of Haida Art

highlights of the gallery's inaugural exhibition include Bill Reid's 28-foot bronze frieze, Mythic Messengers

to Jan. 11, 2009

Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coastal Art (639 Hornby)

GALLERIES

Krazy!

new exhibition brings the worlds of contemporary comics, anime, manga, cartoons, graphic novels, and video games together; cocurators include Art Spiegelman [graphic novels], Seth [comics], Tim Johnson [animated cartoons], Will Wright [video games], and Toshiya Ueno and Kiyoshi Kusimi [anime/manga]

to Sept. 7, 2008

Vancouver Art Gallery (750 Hornby)

MUSEUMS

Meltdown: Oceans React To Global Warming

new curated exhibit focuses specifically on changing marine ecosystems and tackles topics such as ocean acidification, ocean warming, sea level rise, and the uncertain future of Pacific salmon stocks

to May 1, 2009

Vancouver Maritime Museum (1905 Ogden (Vanier Park))

GALLERIES

Zhang Huan: Altered States

the first museum survey of Zhang Huan, an artist known for his early body-based performances; the exhibition encompasses major works produced over the past 15 years in Beijing, New York, and Shanghai

to Oct. 5, 2008

Vancouver Art Gallery (750 Hornby)

GALLERIES

Rebecca Belmore: Rising To The Occasion

through images that implicate the body, performances that address history and memory, and gestures that evoke a sense of place, Canadian artist Belmore creates multidisciplinary works that reveal a long-standing commitment to the politics of identity and representation

to Oct. 5, 2008

Vancouver Art Gallery (750 Hornby)

MUSEUMS

Egypt, Gift Of The Nile

exhibition presented by the Royal Ontario Museum explores the daily lives of Egyptians 5,000 years ago through displays of ancient jewellery and cosmetics, household goods, writing implements, statues, and amulets

to Sept. 6, 2008

Surrey Museum (17710 56A Ave.)

GALLERIES

Mirage

new works by Ursula Salemink-Roos, Paul Nickless, Pietro Adamo, Veronica Foster, Debra Van Tuinen, and Kristeen Verge

to Sept. 13, 2008

Art Works Gallery (225 Smithe)

GALLERIES

Art Of The Garden

works by Veronica Foster, Carole Arnston, and Jan Macleod

to Sept. 21, 2008

Van Dop Gallery (421 Richmond St., New Westminster)

GALLERIES

Green Words, Growing The Language

eco-art installations by Nicole Dextras

to Sept. 15, 2008

Van Dusen Botanical Garden (5251 Oak)

MUSEUMS

Selwyn Pullan: Positioning The New

exhibition features a comprehensive survey of the work of Canadian photographer Selwyn Pullan, who documented the development of modernism on the West Coast and the changing street scenes of Vancouver during the post-war boom

to Sept. 20, 2008

West Vancouver Museum (680 17th St.)

GALLERIES