Saturday June 1st, 2024 @ 7:00PM – 9:00PM Panel Discussion + Poetry Reading Please note: At Wildfires Bookshop, all events are masked. Masks will be available at the door. Please read more on their Location + Accessibility page. Join us for an interactive panel discussion, poetry reading and art exhibit hosted by Changing the Conversation Artist in …
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A.R.T. & Justice is a partnership between researchers at the UBC School of Nursing, the Correctional Service of Canada (CSC), and a network of Indigenous Elders, Peer Experts with lived experience of incarceration, and community activists and artists passionate about prison justice.
Keli (Kaylee) makes simple, modern tableware from her home studio in New Westminster.
Join us for a vibrant celebration of Indigenous culture and creativity at our 3rd Annual New West Craft Indigenous Market, presented by Shop First Nations, Arts New West and Native Art Renaissance.
Clarissa Banos is a visual artist originally from El Salvador, whose artwork focuses on traditional Latin American culture and folklore as well as in female portraiture.
We invited the community to join us on a monochrome adventure. Each month participants are given a new colour challenge. April was blue!
We invited the community to join us on a monochrome adventure. Each month participants are given a new colour challenge. March was red!
To express with the whole force of my capacity, vitality and intensity of expressiveness.
Arts New West aims to feature a variety of visual arts by a wide range of artists from the Metro Vancouver region.
The exhibition program aims to reflect both the cultural and artistic diversity of contemporary art and
serve as an educational forum for New Westminster and surrounding communities. This program is
open to applications from both established and emerging artists.
To “pause” is to access the safety of quiet before continuing on your journey.
At Arts New West, we live and work on the unceded, traditional territories of the Coast Salish peoples of the QayQayt Nation as well as all Coast Salish Nations.
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