‘It was just meant to be’: Arbutus mural gets revitalized
Artist Paul Grignon painted the iconic arbutus tree mural more than 30 years ago. Now, the community is rallying to save it.
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New play Nice While it Lasted explores ‘coming of age on a burning planet’
Reconciliation Theatre tours Vancouver Island with original play.
‘entre chien et loup’ teeters between the body and technology
Performance explores 'the fault lines between fear and unknowing, civilization and the wild, and security and safety.'
Sun Over Swamp explores the abstract aesthetics of ‘vast and complex lifeworlds’
Nanaimo Art Gallery's Sun Over Swamp group show features abstract works from Takao Tanabe, Rebecca Brewer, Azadeh Elmizadeh, Rita Letendre and Gailan Ngan.
It’s not that serious: ‘i love the laundry room’
Comic artist Aia Segal explores feeling like you’ve got it all figured out — only to find out that maybe you actually don’t.
Nanaimo’s Backyard Fest is back on
Two-day backyard festival that celebrates local musicians and artists saved by ‘working together,’ says organizer.
‘We go for epic everything’: Tremblers of Sevens put on a wild live show
Our Q&A with drummer Rad Juli covers communicating through music and how the band 'makes two people sound like 10.'
Exploring family history through art
Artist Yvonne Vander Kooi's portrait 'Walking The Hounds' looks at identity and the transitory nature of memory.
It’s all in the cut for printmaker Kerri Orser
The local artist, teacher and printmaker's linocut art was recently featured in Pressing Matters magazine.
It’s not that serious: the formless goo stage
Comic artist Aia Segal explores feeling like you've got it all figured out — only to find out that maybe you actually don't.
New play Nice While it Lasted explores ‘coming of age on a burning planet’
Reconciliation Theatre tours Vancouver Island with original play.
‘entre chien et loup’ teeters between the body and technology
Performance explores 'the fault lines between fear and unknowing, civilization and the wild, and security and safety.'
Sun Over Swamp explores the abstract aesthetics of ‘vast and complex lifeworlds’
Nanaimo Art Gallery's Sun Over Swamp group show features abstract works from Takao Tanabe, Rebecca Brewer, Azadeh Elmizadeh, Rita Letendre and Gailan Ngan.
It’s not that serious: ‘i love the laundry room’
Comic artist Aia Segal explores feeling like you’ve got it all figured out — only to find out that maybe you actually don’t.
Nanaimo’s Backyard Fest is back on
Two-day backyard festival that celebrates local musicians and artists saved by ‘working together,’ says organizer.
‘We go for epic everything’: Tremblers of Sevens put on a wild live show
Our Q&A with drummer Rad Juli covers communicating through music and how the band 'makes two people sound like 10.'
Exploring family history through art
Artist Yvonne Vander Kooi's portrait 'Walking The Hounds' looks at identity and the transitory nature of memory.
It’s all in the cut for printmaker Kerri Orser
The local artist, teacher and printmaker's linocut art was recently featured in Pressing Matters magazine.
It’s not that serious: the formless goo stage
Comic artist Aia Segal explores feeling like you've got it all figured out — only to find out that maybe you actually don't.