The 27th annual Eastside Culture Crawl invites you to explore one of Vancouver’s most vibrant arts neighbourhoods! Featuring 80 boundary-pushing artists from the Eastside Arts District, this multi-venue exhibition will showcase a diverse range of works including painting, sculpture, photography, printmaking, and more.

Don’t miss the opportunity to visit Alternative Creations Studio (1659 Venables Street, Vancouver) to get a first-hand look at their work! Alternatives’ artists will be attending and selling unique gifts, original art and prints, and serving free hot chocolate. See you there!

Date: November 16-19
Time: Thurs/Fri – 5-10pm; Sat/Sun – 11am-6pm
Location: Various locations

More information: https://culturecrawl.ca/

 

Out of Control: 2023 Exhibit

The Crawl is also thrilled to be presenting once again, a multi-venue, salon-style curated exhibition at the Cultch, Alternative Creations Studio, Strange Fellows Gallery, and the Pendulum Gallery.

The theme of this year’s exhibition is Out of Control and features 80 visual artists who have studios in the Eastside Arts District. It hints at breaking rules, being reckless, wild, unrestricted, affecting our daily lives and the world at large. At a time when we start to celebrate our freedom from the pandemic restrictions, it’s an opportunity to reclaim experiences that were denied, a chance to think outside the box and let go.

Works in this broad-reaching exhibition include painting, drawing, photography, printmaking, sculpture, video and other media.

Alternative Creations Studio
Dates: October 24-November 19
Gallery Hours: Mon-Fri: 10am–2pm, and Nov 16-20 during Crawl festival hours

Featuring works by: Amberlie Perkin, Bronwyn McIvor, Bruce Rosensweet, Candice Weber, Claudine Gévry, Diane Espiritu, Doug Wideen, Elizabeth Barnes, Honeytta Eyvany, Hope Forstenzer, Karen Woodman, Kate MacDonald, Kim Cooper, Laura Clark, LeAnimal, Marcy Cariglino, Meg Shaw, Nadia Baker, Robert Middleton-Hope, Robin Ripley

More information: https://culturecrawl.ca/events/out-of-control-2023-exhibit