
Osvaldo Ramirez Castillo turns collective trauma into living, growing art
The Richmond Art Gallery is presenting three of Ramirez Castillo’s works in The Chromophiliacs exhibition.

The Richmond Art Gallery is presenting three of Ramirez Castillo’s works in The Chromophiliacs exhibition.

Curated by Zoë Chan, The Chromophiliacs brings together 10 artists whose use of colour is central to their practice.

Wong employed serigraphy, chine collé, and printing of calligraphy over collaged and hand-coloured surfaces on The Great Wall: #6.

经过数十年的艺术创作及在康考迪亚大学任教,黄瑞仪 (Mary Sui Yee Wong) 依然不习惯成为镁光灯的焦点。个性内向的她,更喜欢创作雕塑、摄影、影像、服装或公共艺术,而不是在人群中穿梭。

經過數十年的藝術創作及在康考迪亞大學任教,黃瑞儀 (Mary Sui Yee Wong) 依然不習慣成為鎂光燈的焦點。個性內向的她,更喜歡創作雕塑、攝影、影像、服裝或公共藝術,而不是在人群中穿梭。

Restless by Nature: Mary Sui Yee Wong, 1990s to the present runs until June 8.

列治文美术馆 (Richmond Art Gallery) 即将推出两个全新以环境为主题的展览。其中,《Dear Plastic(亲爱的塑胶)》由 Zoë Chan 策划,这是一场群展,展出 Ari Bayuaji、Emily Hermant、Caroline Monnet、Alex Tedlie-Stursberg 及 Cheryl Wong 的作品。Chan 是列治文美术馆的策展人。

列治文美術館 (Richmond Art Gallery) 即將推出兩個全新以環境為主題的展覽。其中,《Dear Plastic(親愛的塑膠)》由 Zoë Chan 策劃,這是一場群展,展出 Ari Bayuaji、Emily Hermant、Caroline Monnet、Alex Tedlie-Stursberg 及 Cheryl Wong 的作品。Chan 是列治文美術館的策展人。

According to curator Zoë Chan, the title comes from an ’80s song called “Dear Plastic” by Björk’s old band, The Sugarcubes.

温哥华艺术家袁慧娴 (Marlene Yuen) 形容自己是一位说故事的人。这位英属哥伦比亚大学的毕业生经常透过结合文本与图像,利用漫画、版画和书籍来呈现加拿大华人的历史。










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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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