i. I work as an artist primary using glass. My training is glass blowing and sandblasting, but I often combine fabric, wood , metal and other natural materials in my work to expand my visual language.  ii. I do this creative work because: Since I immigrated to Canada in 1993,

When Queen Elizabeth visited Vancouver in 1959, we kept her busy. There was a visit to the newly opened UBC Faculty Club and the opening of the Deas Island Tunnel. The latter involved QEII giving Premier WAC Bennett a dime in exchange for a fancy pair of sterling silver scissors. This

Three sips. That’s what it takes, according to the Summerland sommelier. The first will still have traces of your last taste – lunch, 3 pm chocolate, another wine. With the second sip, your mouth is preparing itself for the wine at hand. By the third sip, you are fully into

As you wander in and out of Granville Island this week, you can stop to watch talented artists painting murals under the Granville Street Bridge. Participating in Art Smash – a collaboration between the Island and Vancouver Mural Festival – is Musqueam artist Debra Sparrow, Spanish artist Ruben Sanchez and