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Arty Guava

马来西亚出生壁画家Arty Guava为新年艺术节的城光艺境注入热带元素

温哥华与槟城可谓天各一方。尽管如此,生于槟城但现居于卑诗省的视觉艺术家Arty Guava仍喜欢在油画及绘图中加入穿着纱笼的女性,以表达故乡优哉游哉的生活态度。Arty Guava(本名Lay Hoon Ho)透过Zoom视频会议向Pancouver说:「我经常使用的色调很有「热带」感觉,因为我的灵感源自我的认知和出生地。」

Professor Johnson Chow

新的温哥华美术馆真的能够代表温哥华吗?

筹备多时的温哥华美术馆重建计划早前获得卑诗省政府另一笔5千万元的拨款,省政府先后合共为建造温哥华美术馆的新馆注资了1亿元。这项计划亦获得联邦政府拨款2930万拨款,以及1.9亿元的私人捐助(当中包括Audain基金会的1亿元和陈氏基金会的4千万元)。无可置疑,这幢价值不菲的新建筑物建成后将会成为温哥华的新建筑地标。

Professor Johnson Chow

新的溫哥華美術館真的能夠代表溫哥華嗎?

籌備多時的溫哥華美術館重建計劃早前獲得卑詩省政府另一筆5千萬元的撥款,省政府先後合共為建造溫哥華美術館的新館注資了1億元。這項計劃亦獲得聯邦政府撥款2930萬撥款,以及1.9億元的私人捐助(當中包括Audain基金會的1億元和陳氏基金會的4千萬元)。無可置疑,這幢價值不菲的新建築物建成後將會成為溫哥華的新建築地標。

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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.