Local Arts

Artists and designers with ties to Richmond are putting their skill on display

For people with a love for the arts, and a cup of coffee, finding space for both at the same time can be a challenge, not to mention the high cost of buying art supplies.

Would you like to take photographs, but, without a camera? This is what Phyllis Schwartz, a Vancouver-based artist, is good at and she wants to share it with Richmondites.

“There is so much to appreciate here," said Jasmine Chen

Richmond’s annual Lulu Series is getting ready to kick off next week for the 15th year, bringing together arts experts and enthusiasts from across Metro Vancouver for evening talks.

After a year of work, a massive piece of public art has been installed outside the new Minoru Centre for Active Living that incorporates the silhouettes of hundreds of locals.

Before the days of Pinterest, do you remember cutting out images and words from magazines to make mood boards on everything from crushes to fashion? Well, that art is being celebrated at the Tear it Up! Collage Night at the Richmond Art Gallery Thurs

Popular children's entertainers, A Tribe Called Red and a host of indie and folk artists set to perform

Local artists and graphic designers have a chance to create the festival's promotional material.

Just as the First World War was coming to an end in 1918, tragedy struck Steveston.