Arts

March 16, 2023 - Located offsite between Thurlow and Bute along Granville Streets downtown, Dr. Lani Maestro’s installation art, specifically sculpted glass texts and neon light that reads on two columns,

March 1, 2023 – A dragon or a dinosaur? Jesse is neither. But what he is, is a good friend to Oyster Ray, Octopus Faye, Jellyfish Vance, Starfish Nance, Whaleshark Pat, and Turtle Matt. And that, for Jesse, is enough—and more than enough.

February 16, 2023  - For literature buffs, Virginia Woolf (1882-1941) represents a powerful figure in modernist letters.

The Dimasalang III International Artist joined other Asian artists in a four-day art exhibition held from October 24th to 27th at the Roundhouse Community Arts and Recreation Centre in Vancouver. 

The members of Dimasalang III International Artists Group, orphaned by the passing of SYM Mendoza  last  year,  are regrouping to carry on SYM’s legacy  by  putting on canvass  all that they had  learned from him in  years past.

Following the success of her documentary Finding Big Foot, Canadian Filipino director Kat Jayme goes deep into finding out why the Vancouver Grizzlies “disappeared” in her new documentary, The Grizzlie Truth, featured in both the Vancouver and Calgary international film festivals.

Martika Ramirez Escobar’s Ang Pagbabalik ng Kwago (Leonor Will Never Die) is featured in both the ongoing Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) and the forthcoming Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF).

The Calgary International Film Festival gets going on September 22, and one of its feature films follows the journey of a Filipino care worker.

[N.B. The 19-fragment buto/buto: bones are seeds ran for five sold out nights, 27-31 July 2022, at the Russian Hall in Vancouver.

An upcoming TV comedy series set in Manitoba explores how two cultures interact in the context of family life.