Back to the GRASS(ie) ROOTS
Source: GrassRoots Art Design’s Facebook Page Brent Grassie, a local artist, finds his source of inspiration through his music. “GrassRoots Art Design embodies all that Brent is as an artist – […]
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Lock Your Love?
It is natural that lovers do whatever they can to keep their love forever. Some people tattoo their lovers’ names, some carve on trees and some attempt to prove their […]
The Inconvenient Truth Spoken by “Let’s Heal The Divide”
Have you ever noticed the drastic difference between Financial District and Downtown Eastside when you walked by? Do you wonder what caused it? The reason behind the division might be […]
Trans Am Totem Reflects How Consumer Culture Shaped Vancouver Landscape
Source: Indiegogo Gallery Have you made up your mind about the Translink Referendum? Are you voting for a lifestyle of less driving? Imagine how Vancouver would be like if the […]
Rainworks Makes People Look Forward to Rainy Days
Sunshine has abandoned Vancouver again for the next few days, but don’t let that put a damper on your spirits just yet. Murality has come across a great form of […]
Paint Your Superpower
Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/two8five/ What defines a superhero? What’s your super power? We all love superhero movies, but have you ever wondered what made them unique? Or have you ever envisioned yourself […]
Andy Warhol Leaves a Different Idea of Love in Vancouver
This Friday, the Murality team paid a visit to Warhol – A Different Idea of Love at 1280 Homer Street, the largest collection of Warhol prints and paintings in Canada. […]
“Vancouver Especially” Draws on Housing Affordability of the City
Photo Source: Vancity Buzz Vancouver is proud to be one of the most livable cities in the world with amazing nature and temperate weather, but it’s also the second most […]
JR: Can Art Change the World?
Source: Inside Out Project In 2011, when French street artist JR won the TED Prize, he made a wish to “use art to turn the world inside out”. Since then, […]
A Bit of Chinese Culture in Vancouver
Last week we introduced the documentary, Everything Will Be, of the passing memory of Vancouver’s Chinatown. Besides watching the changing landscape from the big screen, why don’t we go on […]
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