Visual Arts Reviews

Pieces by artists Nancy Holt and Erin Shirreff address the role photography may play in realizing an artist’s intentions.
In 2010, the home community of Kwakwaka’wakw artist Marianne Nicolson was hit by a devastating flood.
Remember that old academic adage: a master’s thesis is nothing about everything and a doctoral dissertation is everything about nothing?
Traditionally, the male body has been one that has been covered or hidden while the female body has been subject to the (male) gaze.
Paint, which includes paintings by Lyle Wilson over 20 years, recently opened at the Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art.
The Algerian-born multidisciplinary artist uses lighthouses to address important themes and subjects, including colonization, navigation, and cultural identity.
Vancouver-based photographer Catherine Stewart's exhibit at the Beaty Biodiversity Museum juxtaposes the colours, patterns, and textures of bird plumage with those of vintage clothing and accessories.
Vancouver photo-artist Jeff Wall and Vancouver Art Gallery director Kathleen Bartels curate the exhibit.
Scratches, fingerprints, and dust particles are just a few of the elements in the otherwise immaculate digital realm created by the Vancouver–based artist.
The Berlin-based artist's flower-focused art is being shown at the Republic Gallery.