The Community Arts Council of Vancouver presents Outsiders at the Annex, a diverse night of emerging performing artists, featuring performances by Bero Saker, Franz Seachel, Joe Chow, Michelle Heyóka, M.Pyress Flame, and a feature performance by Edzi'u! This event is an extension of the annual Vancouver Outsider Arts Festival, which is presented annually by the […]
Exploring notions of music, ‘Music as Medicine’ is an event in collaboration with UWIDO and the Community Arts Council of Vancouver, centred around the power of music as a means to heal through gathering, expressing, relating, sharing and learning. UWIDO is a music company based in Vancouver, BC, prioritizing support for independent BIPOC artists. Offering […]
Grant Writing For Beginners— a workshop with Ana Rose Carrico (she/her), Station Manager at CiTR & Discorder Magazine Whether you’re managing an arts organization or an independent artist, grant writing is an essential skill in arts and culture. Grant writing for beginners will provide an introduction to interested individuals who are hoping to gain more […]
Writing about music and art for publication — a workshop with Tasha Hefford, Editor at Discorder Magazine. In this workshop, learn the basics of media journalism with this quick guide to writing about art, literature or reviewing music. Find out what publications are looking for, how to offer critique, how to pitch a story, and […]
Making Community Radio - a roundtable discussion with Kleo Skavinski (Indigenous Collective Lead at CiTR), Randi Papworth (Intersectionality Collective Lead at CiTR), and Hina Imam (Spoken Word Manager at CiTR). Curious about the world of radio and podcasting? This roundtable is for you. Hear from three campus & community radio programmers as they talk about […]
On Saturday, March 25 at 6pm PST, join Massy Arts Society, and secwe̓pemc & mixed settler interdisciplinary artist jaz whitford for the opening reception of a genocide laid bare, a new show that juxtaposes visual artworks with ekphrastic poetry, installed at the gallery as an invitation to discuss heritage, systemic aggressions, and Indigenous history between mediums. At the […]