Visual Arts
UVic alumna’s exhibition explores memory in the deep sea
“Memory is shifting; it changes over time. It’s fluid for me,” she said. “I really wanted to create this space for my viewers to experience the deep time, deep ocean,…
New Legacy Art Gallery exhibition celebrates the life of c̓išaaʔatḥ artist George Clutesi
It truly was his humanity and kindness that made him a critically thoughtful leader. He left a legacy of inspiration for Nuu-chah-nulth people and people who are non-Indigenous people, to…
BFA Class of 2025 makes its mark
As with all things fleeting, If Traces Remain invites viewers to slow down, look closely, and reflect. “I think it is our strongest catalogue," said Walde.
Taqsiqtuut Research-Creation Lab uses Indigenous art practices to foster creativity
Igloliorte plans to have regularly scheduled workshops, activities, lectures, and drop-in sessions at the lab when the fall term begins, all of which will be free to attend.
Kirra Christine is changing narratives one erotic collage at a time
Meet the local artist reframing queer identities through her work Kirra Christine, artist name “Hundred Acre Goods,” is a multimedia artist whose work centres around identity and tenderness. She creates…
Meet Dr. Dick, the Lək̓ʷəŋən artist behind UVic’s newest banners
“My artwork, a lot of the time, has to do with the environment, or the ecosystem. At the time of reconciliation, I would hope that it creates understanding. It would…
Victoria arts sector speaks out about proposed budget cuts
Dell may have said it best: “If a local government is not supportive of the arts, you are not going to have a strong arts community.”
Intermedia art installation explores feelings of climate grief
Harton’s installation, 'solastalgia [soon to be what once was],' explores themes of nostalgia and grief in relation to oceanic ecosystems.Our Digital Print Issue
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