arts

By EDMUND HAYLEY Pottery might look like it's easy, but it's not for the faint of heart. Aspiring potters must come to grips with a slow learning curve, the physical nature of the art and the cost of equipment, material and proper studio…

By MILICA ANIC Nearly 60 years later, Studio 58 celebrates its 58th anniversary. During this anniversary celebration, Langara Studio 58 presents a blend of old and new production styles. Now, let's check out the behind-the-scenes work…

By Clarissa Kurniawan Two years after White Rock approved a plan to promote culture and build more arts infrastructure in the municipality, some locals say there has been little progress. “There aren’t a lot of new places dedicated for…

Reported by Emily Lyth Wearing masks designed for vocal performance, Langara’s Studio 58 theatre students showcased a musical titled Monoceros in a creative outdoor tent set-up. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the students couldn’t…

A Langara grad is debuting in her first Eastside Culture Crawl, and bringing a collection of work where she combines her art with stories from local authors.

A generous donation from Amazon will propel new media programs for kids at an unusual gallery in New Westminster that combines innovation and technology through a unique, artistic approach.

Community members came out to support the 55-year-old venue as it continues to put most of their funding towards production costs first.

Local artists are calling out the city on its move to declare a day in Vancouver for a famous Japanese artist while failing to provide affordable spaces for artists to create and exhibit art.

Reported by Jennifer Wilson In the dark comedy The Ridiculous Darkness, Studio 58 alumna Emilie LeClerc asks the audience to confront the isolation and colonialism present in Vancouver. Originally a German radio play by Wolfram Lotz,…