MST Futurism: Decolonizing the City Through a Matriarchal Lens
Other Sights presents MST Futurism: Decolonizing the City through a Matriarchal Lens, featuring thought leaders from Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh Nations.
FLOOD (DISPLACED HORIZON)
FLOOD (Displaced Horizon) Collaborative project with Howard Ursuliak, Kyle Juron, Lorna Brown, Barbara Cole, Colin Griffiths and Marko Simcic April 12 to May 17, 2020 Part of Capture Photography Festival’s Pattison Outdoor Billboards Public Art Project. FLOOD (Displaced Horizon) is a series of images located on four billboards facing east and west on Expo Boulevard between […]
CURRENTS AND WAVES
Other Sights in partnership with Sydney Festival present: Currents and Waves Radio.This program is a live-streaming internet radio station featuring experimental sound, environmental recordings, artist talks, performances, presentations, music and more.
THE FUTURE IS FLOATING
The future is floating: an on the water exchange Curated by Vanessa Kwan Residency Dates: January 13-26, 2020 2017-2020 the future is floating website Other Sights in partnership with Sydney Festival and Tribal Warrior presented the future is floating in January, 2020. Canadian and Australian artists were brought together in a two-week-long exchange residency speculating […]
MOUTHFEEL EXHIBITION AT THE WESTERN FRONT
Join artists Hannah Jickling and Helen Reed at the Western Front on October 31st at 5 pm as they celebrate the opening of their exhibition Mouthfeel.
QA CHEW’S BUBBLE TROUBLE GUM LAUNCH
Artists Helen Reed and Hannah Jickling, along with Queen Alexandra Grade 6/7 Students have been working hard of 2017-2018 to bring you the QA CHEW’S BUBBLE TROUBLE gum edition. Join them for the launch of their edition on Halloween!
The Larwill Park Site Inaugural Project
The Larwill Park site holds a unique place in the history of Vancouver. Distinguished first as a cricket and lacrosse pitch by early sportsmen, the lot hosted countless demonstrations, jubilees and celebrations, visits from colonial royalty, military exercises, goats, a chain gang, riots and fairs. This platform for celebration and for protest is now the proposed site of the new Vancouver Art Gallery.