Lisa Tanh

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.

An artist from El Salvador is sparking a social revolution by fusing different cultural musical elements.

Reported Lisa Tanh The practice of purchasing property to turn a profit was a main concern for several city councillors during the Housing Vancouver Strategy presentation. Speculative investment, the purchase of property based on…

Reported by Lisa Tanh A women-owned and operated western martial arts school in Vancouver is launching a nude 2018 calendar for the first time to support a housing program for the city’s homeless LGBTQ+ youth. On Dec. 4, the Valkyrie…

Reported by Lisa Tanh Recreational facilities that allow people to smash items are becoming a popular past-time when it comes to de-stressing and socializing. Deyar Asmaro, a psychology instructor at Langara, says that when people are…

Langara’s environmental studies students will be showcasing their projects to help Vancouver become the greenest city in the world – one of which aims to raise awareness on the benefits of backyard chickens in the city.

People are looking for a new way to help the planet, and one way they’re doing that is by going waste free.

Reported by Lisa Tanh Langara Studio 58 2016 alumnus, Bronwyn Carradine, has landed an internship with a Vancouver theatre company for young audiences. Founded in 1975, Green Thumb Theatre focuses on creating and producing plays that…

Reported by Lisa Tanh Celebrating female empowerment can take many forms – including a play about middle-aged women who pose nude for a calendar. From Oct. 28 to Nov. 25, the Metro Theatre will produce Calendar Girls, a true story…