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I hope that people realize the value and the strength of the artistic community in Vancouver and BC. I think sometimes we take it for granted what's going on and I think sometimes people don't realize
Consider yourself invited to the Quadra Island Studio Tour, the weekend of June 5 and 6, 2010. With 30 artists participating this year, we have nearly everything: sculptors, painters, potters...
Richard Jackson will be speaking tonight as part of the Rennie Collection Speakers Series at Emily Carr University of Art + Design. I saw Jackson at work today in the Wing Sang Museum where I was in
Is the need to create imprinted in the human genes? Otherwise, why would artists continue to make art while facing a life of poverty and few rewards? The mystery of the urge to create is a universal,
Wall art is a home design essential. It's one of the most potent ways to express your personality in decorating. One piece can speak volumes. One of those revolting cartoon-jazz-musician prints on a f
Crescent Beach painter and art therapist Cora Li-Leger tells an amazing story in which she became her own art therapist and her own client as a series of paintings ushered her through a serious medica
Last week in the studio, we could see the agitation in Burrard Inlet. Large, rolling waves washed up all sorts of debris; the sky changed rapidly—rain coming, for sure.
