Art, science and climate futures converge through international symposium
What: SCI_ART: After the Data/Cultural Climate Futures Symposium Who: Artists […]
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Movie Festival Turns the Camera on our Home: NFB Nite Brings Six Decades of Okanagan Life to the Screen
Kelownafornia Movie Festival brings four National Film Board shorts and a live Q&A with local filmmaker Teresa Marshall
Zombies on Abbot Street (or thereabouts): ‘Fido’ Screens Steps From Where It Was Filmed
Kelownafornia film series continues Monday at the Rotary Centre for the Arts
FEELed Lab Visiting Artist
Taiwan based curator and writer, Hung-Fei Wu joins the FEELed Lab as a visiting artist
What poetry can do in the rooms where it’s needed most
Who: Poet Cecily Nicholson What: Annual Sharon Thesen Lecture: “Practical […]
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Humans in Motion film festival celebrates human-made storytelling in the age of AI
A monster raises an orphaned child. A 107-year-old woman hits […]
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Connecting with Community Through Performance
Partnership between UBC Okanagan and Tempest Theatre demonstrates the impact of investing in community-engaged arts.
ReMedia Visiting Scholar
Dr. Barbara Dynda to work on the digitization of a collection of zines from post-socialist Poland during visit to UBC Okanagan