Category: Chinese Simplified

Dong Li

卑诗省艺术家李东以活力充沛的水彩画分享都市生活的魅力

高贵林艺术家李东曾经在北京及其他中国城市担任城市规划师与设计师数十年,协助打造当地的都市环境。如今,他透过色彩缤纷、光影流动的水彩画,捕捉不同洲上都市生活的精髓。「我在 2019 年开始尝试油画,」李东透过 Zoom 向 Pancouver 表示。「但油画味道太重,还会弄脏衣服。所以从 2020 年开始,我改画水彩。」

headshot of Natalie Lim, Vancouver poet

机会号挽歌:Natalie Lim 首部诗集探讨集体哀悼

你还记得 NASA 宣布要和小小的火星探测车「机会号(Opportunity)」道别的时候吗?那时,全世界一起哀悼、为它歌唱,甚至还为这位远在另一个星球上的小机器人发起了一个 hashtag 活动。

Greg Ng

多才多艺并屡获殊荣的影片剪辑师格雷格·吴(Greg Ng)分享了一些关于他「看不见的艺术」的秘密

近年来,格雷格·吴已成为温哥华最受欢迎的影片剪辑师之一。他的作品涵盖从恐怖片,电视剧到纪录片等各种类型,包括《长腿》,《史蒂芬·金之猴子》(The Monkey),《鸦骨》(Bones of Crows: The Series)和《灰熊真貌》(The Grizzlie Truth)等。他还参与剪辑了《圣徒与勇士》(Saints and Warriors),该片将于今年在多伦多Hot Docs电影节和温哥华的 DOXA 纪录片电影节上放映。

Eugenia Choi

​​历史与现代交会:Eugenia Choi、330年古琴与温哥华大都会交响乐团共演动人篇章

Eugenia Choi 对 17 世纪意大利小提琴情有独钟。在这个科技主导的时代,她依然乐于用马尾琴弓,演奏以小冰河时期冷杉木制成,有着 330 年历史的小提琴。Choi 透过 Zoom 向 Pancouver 表示:「它们是艺术品,更是工程学的奇迹,原本就是为了演奏与欣赏而诞生。我对于它们能流传至今,并且依然能发挥功用,深感着迷。」

Inay (Mama)

Thea Loo 与 Jeremiah Reyes 在纪录片《Inay(妈妈)》中,以镜头对准自己,探讨亲子关系等普世主题

当 Thea Loo 着手制作并执导一部关于加拿大住家看护计画的纪录片时,她心中有两个主要动机。首先,是出于个人原因——希望帮助她的丈夫、摄影师 Jeremiah Reyes,走出忧郁症的阴霾。她想,如果两人能一同完成《Inay(妈妈)》,也许能改善 Reyes 与他曾经担任住家看护的母亲之间的关系。

A Taste of Hong Kong

Pi 剧场《香港风味》以街头小吃端出历史记忆的丰盛飨宴

每当剧场艺术家 Derek Chan (陈嘉昊) 展开新计画时,他总会先问自己一个简单的问题:「我们为什么要做这个?」对于《A Taste of Hong Kong(香港风味)》这出戏,他很快就找到了答案。因为这部作品正是为了提醒世人——香港人在近几年历经风雨,却依然坚定且骄傲地走下去。

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This project is funded in part by the Government of Canada.

The Society of We Are Canadians Too created Pancouver to foster greater appreciation for underrepresented artistic communities. A rising tide of understanding lifts all of us.

We would like to acknowledge that we are gathered on the traditional and unceded territories of the Coast Salish peoples of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. With this acknowledgement, we thank the Indigenous peoples who still live on and care for this land.

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