温哥华艺术家兼准教师Rachel Smith ~ai̓xcemǧa将作品《光明未来》带到固兰湖岛
Translation Desk
January 31, 2023
不少伟大艺术家都曾展现能屈能伸的能力和意愿。以梵高（Vincent Van Gogh）为例，他在1885年完成的画作《吃马铃薯的人》（The Potato Eaters）和其他早期作品惯用大地色系，气氛也比较阴沉，到了人生后期才转用缤纷夺目的色彩。
Tag: Lunar New Year
溫哥華藝術家兼準教師Rachel Smith ~ai̓xcemǧa將作品《光明未來》帶到固蘭湖島
Translation Desk
January 31, 2023
不少偉大藝術家都曾展現能屈能伸的能力和意願。以梵高（Vincent Van Gogh）為例，他在1885年完成的畫作《吃馬鈴薯的人》（The Potato Eaters）和其他早期作品慣用大地色系，氣氛也比較陰沉，到了人生後期才轉用繽紛奪目的色彩。
Vancouver artist and future teacher Rachel Smith ~ai̓xcemǧa brings Bright Days Ahead to Granville Island
Charlie Smith
January 31, 2023
Smith, a Kwakwaka’wakw-Oweekeno mixed-race painter, has designed one of the lanterns at Ocean Artworks to celebrate Lunar New Year.
三名值得注意的本地音乐家成为Together We Are!农历新年音乐会焦点
Translation Desk
January 25, 2023
一名朋友曾经告诉我甚么是「三的法则」（rule of three），即是在任何演说中仅列出三个重点，以免令观众混淆的智慧。我决定借用这法则，来回顾昨晚在奥芬剧院（the Orpheum）举行的Together We Are!音乐会。
Together We Are! shines spotlight on three monumental local musicians in heartfelt Lunar New Year concert
Charlie Smith
January 25, 2023
The three memorable soloists were Ukrainian pianist Anna Sagalova, violin virtuoso Arianna Stott, and family folksinger-songwriter Ginalina.
三名值得注意的本地音樂家成為Together We Are!農曆新年音樂會焦點
Translation Desk
January 25, 2023
一名朋友曾經告訴我甚麼是「三的法則」（rule of three），即是在任何演說中僅列出三個重點，以免令觀眾混淆的智慧。我決定借用這法則，來回顧昨晚在奧芬劇院（the Orpheum）舉行的Together We Are!音樂會。
Saying Lunar New Year makes far more sense than referring to Chinese New Year in a city as diverse as Vancouver
Charlie Smith
January 23, 2023
Some organizations still won’t use the “Lunar New Year” term, despite a growing Korean, Taiwanese, and Southeast Asian populations.
在溫哥華這樣的多元城市，「農曆新年」這個名稱比「中國新年」更加恰當
Translation Desk
January 23, 2023
最近，溫哥華市長沈觀健（Ken Sim）將亞洲一個節日稱為「農曆新年」（Lunar New Year）。今年在唐人街舉行的春節和農曆新年慶祝活動，漂亮地呈現這個城市的多元性，以及其文化背景。
海岸薩利希族藝術家Ovi Mailhot協助加拿大特務機關、服裝品牌以及溫哥華新年藝術節建立形象
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January 18, 2023
Ovi Mailhot在十年前從來沒有想過自己會成為膾炙人口的海岸薩利希族（Coast Salish）藝術家。當時，這名海鳥島（Seabird Island Band）居民是一名工業油漆工人。對他來說，這是一份不錯的工作，除了薪金優厚外，工時也很適合他。
温哥华艺术家兼准教师Rachel Smith ~ai̓xcemǧa将作品《光明未来》带到固兰湖岛
Translation Desk
January 31, 2023
溫哥華藝術家兼準教師Rachel Smith ~ai̓xcemǧa將作品《光明未來》帶到固蘭湖島
Translation Desk
January 31, 2023
Vancouver artist and future teacher Rachel Smith ~ai̓xcemǧa brings Bright Days Ahead to Granville Island
Charlie Smith
January 31, 2023
三名值得注意的本地音乐家成为Together We Are!农历新年音乐会焦点
Translation Desk
January 25, 2023
Together We Are! shines spotlight on three monumental local musicians in heartfelt Lunar New Year concert
Charlie Smith
January 25, 2023
三名值得注意的本地音樂家成為Together We Are!農曆新年音樂會焦點
Translation Desk
January 25, 2023
在温哥华这样的多元城市，「农历新年」这个名称比「中国新年」更加恰当
Translation Desk
January 23, 2023
Saying Lunar New Year makes far more sense than referring to Chinese New Year in a city as diverse as Vancouver
Charlie Smith
January 23, 2023
在溫哥華這樣的多元城市，「農曆新年」這個名稱比「中國新年」更加恰當
Translation Desk
January 23, 2023
海岸薩利希族藝術家Ovi Mailhot協助加拿大特務機關、服裝品牌以及溫哥華新年藝術節建立形象
Translation Desk
January 18, 2023
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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.
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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.