Sense of Place
Theme: Sense of Place-Oakridge/Langara Photographer: Blair Dewan student Langara College CS Photography Presented by: Langara College Continuing Studies Ph…
Theme: Sense of Place-Oakridge/Langara Photographer: Blair Dewan student Langara College CS Photography Presented by: Langara College Continuing Studies Ph…
A party celebrating the end of outdated housing ideas along the Cambie corridor. The work was designed and fabricated as part of the Public Art Studio Prac…
“See See T.V.” satirizes the issue of surveillance by taking an everyday security camera and blowing it up to comical proportions. “See See T.V.” r…
This sculpture was inspired by the materials that comprise it – steel and ivy. The steel has been bent to the artist’s will, against its own, to fo…
Curators Kara Campbell, Claire Koga, Tessa McIntosh, Christine Pennington, Brandon Rivas The theme “the city before the city” demonstrates the extens…
Selected from Jamie Dolinko’s recent series “Yellow Square” these images were photographed from the balcony of her previous studio near the Plaza…
Climate change is directly responsible for influencing David Ellingsen’s ongoing series Weather Patterns. Having grown up on rural Cortes Island, British…
Curator Susan Rowley This work plays on the name of Marpole, the Vancouver neighbourhood built on top of the ancient city of c̓әsnaʔәm. Instead of the …
Everyday photographic images and drawn images of a biker, a digital clock, a bridge, an iPod, a sign on the bridge, and a computer chip resembling a city m…
Placebo 4.9 prompts discussion about the ideas of lifestyle and the coping mechanisms and habits that come with the constant migration to and fro in the ur…
Studies in Desolation continues Karin Bubaš’s study of women in landscapes, however this series gets its inspiration from apocalyptic visions of ear…
Curator Jordan Wilson Monument to Piazza Italia (2014) is a work by Vancouver-based, Cree/Métis artist Gabe Hill. The photograph documents an evening of e…
Histoire d’O was the first large sculptural piece created by artist, Marie Khouri, upon her arrival in Vancouver in 2006. It was hand-sculpted in cla…
It is the designer who must attempt to re-evaluate his role in the nightmare he helped to conceive, to retread the historical process which inverted the ho…
Contemporary Art Gallery presents Toronto-based artist Jérôme Havre’s first presentation in Vancouver. Of Caribbean descent and originally from France,…
We wear our past and it is the basis of our interpretation of the world. “Jeri’s” surface has been heavily abstracted in such a way to emote symbols …