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There is Truth Here: Creativity and Resilience in Children’s Art from Indian Residential and Day Schools
There is Truth Here, opening on April 5, 2019, focuses on rare surviving artworks created by children who attended the Inkameep Day School (Okanagan), St Michael’s Indian Residential School (Alert Bay); the Alberni Indian Residential School (Vancouver Island) and Mackay Indian Residential School (Manitoba).
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Museum of Vancouver presents Haida Now
Local Haida Artists will share their insights and knowledge about the art pieces, providing visitors with the opportunity to experience a powerful way to engage with the worldview and sensibility of the Haida people while gaining greater appreciation for the role museums can play in the reconciliation movement.
Find out more »Wild Things: The Power of Nature in Our Lives
Stories of encounters with wildlife will be told through the eyes of biologists, psychologists, urban planners, Indigenous people and Vancouver-based nature lovers.
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The immersive nature of the exhibition, including hands-on activities, encourages visitors to examine their relationship with nature, think about momentarily disconnecting from their devices, and find equilibrium with the natural world around them.
Find out more »MOA’s Shakeup: Preserving What We Value
The exhibition explores the convergence of earthquake science and technology with the rich Indigenous knowledge and oral history of the living cultures represented in MOA’s Northwest Coast collection.
Find out more »Bill Reid Gallery: qaʔ yəxw – water honours us: Womxn and Waterways
Water is an essential ingredient for human life — it connects us geographically, culturally, and socially while fueling our bodies and spirits.
Find out more »Zee Zee Theatre: Dead People’s Things
Poignant and darkly comedic, the play follows Phyllis, a Millennial, who inherits a house and all of its contents after her estranged hoarder aunt commits suicide.
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