Artists & Illustrators à Kitsilano, Vancouver, BC

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Cici Art Factory

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2376 W 12th Ave, Vancouver, V6K 2N9

(604) 561-2512

SLUGGYSNAILPOOPS

1926 W 4th Ave #104, Vancouver, V6J 1M5

(915) 623-3347

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Art Of Hair

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2515 Burrard St, Unit 202, Vancouver, V6P 1Y1

(778) 877-8668

Opus Framing & art Supplies

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1677 2Nd Ave W, FAIRVIEW, Vancouver, V6J 1H3

604-736-7535

Opus is a quality supplier of fine art materials and picture frames for the visual arts community.

Vancouver Cosmetic Tattoo

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212-2760 Broadway W, Vancouver, V6K 4M2

(604) 722-1260

Janaki Larsen Studios

1706 W 1 st Ave, Vancouver, V6J 0E6

Zoë Pawlak Studio Inc

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1675 W 2nd Ave, Vancouver, V6J 1H3

Cristall Elissa Galleries

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2239 Granville Street, FAIRVIEW, Vancouver, V6H 3G1

(604) 730-9611

Elissa Cristall Gallery exhibits contemporary painting, drawing and photography by emerging and established Canadian artists.

Janice Wong Studio

1707 Fir Street, Vancouver, V6J 5J9

(604) 267-0321

Artist, Art studio

Olesia Shewchuk

200-1505 W. 2nd Avenue, Vancouver, V6H 3Y4

(604) 733-9800

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Katja Zubkova

3118 West 10th Ave, Vancouver, V6K 2K9

(778) 995-5597

BC Blacksmith

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1399 Railspur Alley, Vancouver, V6H 3R7

(778) 885-2997

Blacksmith, Metal Fabricator, Artist, Art Gallery

Granville Island Broom Co

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1406 Old Bridge Street, FAIRVIEW, Vancouver, V6H 3S6

604 629 1141

Granville Island Broom Co. makes hand-crafted brooms using traditional Shaker methods. They are designed to be both functional and decorative and will last many years with daily use. The fibre we use to make the brooms is called broomcorn (Sorghum vulgare), which became the standard for making brooms in the early 1800s. Historically, brooms in North America were round. They were commonly home made by tying together tree branches, grasses, or whatever was available. In the mid 1800s, the Shakers developed the stitched flat broom, which we continue to use today.

Amy Stewart Art

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1249 Cartwright St, Vancouver, V6H 4B7

(604) 417-6463

221A

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825 Pacific St #700, DOWNTOWN, Vancouver, V6Z 1C3

(604) 568-0812

Approach to Programming Since 2008 the organization has presented over 70 exhibitions, talks and publications by contemporary artists, achieving meaningful public dialogue on the lived experience of design, which may include graphics, objects, architecture and urban planning.