Comedian Graham Clark and friends say goodbye to the worst season of them all: summer! Yes more teachers, yes more books, etc. Videos, stories music and more (or less). Guests Kevin Banner and Sophie Buddle.
Brent Constantine presents a comedy show featuring some of the city’s best local comedians’ stories about Vancouver, adjusting to life here, and leaving home. Special guest co-host Jacob Samuel (filling in for Amber Harper Young) with Karl Sullivan, Sean Devlin, Luke Syrnick and Dave Maclean.
In Nomi Chi’s first solo exhibition, Shed yr skin features a new collection of paintings, drawings, and sculptures primarily depicting chimeric, sometimes monsterous figures struggling with themselves or otherwise interacting with each other as well as other creatures inhabiting fictitious landscapes. Themes of transformation, desire, and death, and sex are manipulated and explored with an air of humour, as images hint at a broader narrative beyond the picture frame. In addition, Shed yr skin marks a considered departure from Chi’s work previous to their BFA completion: with a new focus on feminist concerns, Chi intends to toy with the idea of female figuration within nature, specifically in relation to the history of visual arts and illustration.
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Nomi Chi is a multidisciplinary visual artist whose primary practice engages with the visual lexicon of illustration and tattoo. Images within Chi’s painting and drawing practice seek a heightened sense of emotive drama, often utilizing animal and human figures, in varying degrees of fictitious construction, as stand-ins for personal experiences and observations on human nature. With seven years of professional tattoo experience, they have achieved a well-established international tattoo career. Nomi Chi graduated from Emily Carr University of Art and Design in 2015 with a BFA in illustration. They have participated in gallery exhibitions throughout Canada, the US and parts of Europe.
Hosted by stand-up comic and New Yorker cartoonist Jacob Samuel, comedians explore the follies of youth. This month’s dirtbags are David MacLean, Sophie Buddle, Devin Alexander and Sean Devlin.
Brothers and sisters, come to Graham Clark Presents: The Sibling Show, a comedy show dedicated to all things siblings! Enjoy the works of lesser known siblings of famous people! Play the siblings game for prizes. With guests Fatima Dhowre, Emma Helsinki Cooper and Alicia Tobin!
Brent Constantine and Amber Harper-Young present a comedy show featuring some of the city’s best local comedians’ stories about Vancouver, adjusting to life here, and leaving home. Guest this month include Mark Nesbitt, Devin Alexander, Nick Nemeroff, Nima Gholamipour, Levi McCachen and Brad Dorian.
Join comedian Alicia Tobin and her special guests Graham Clark, Sean Devlin and Aaron Read for an evening of drawings, laughings, sharings (not too much sharing) huggings (no way, gross), marker sniffing, and friendships. Part comedy show, part art class… well, probably not. No talent required. Supplies provided. Fun times always had. Come draw with us!
Comedy Bucket is the show that gives you a different look at some of your favourite performers. We throw the prepared material out and bring you comics in their most vulnerable state… making it up as they go. A bucket of audience suggestions fuels this comedy riffing roller coaster. It’s intimate, unique, and not to be missed. Guests Sophie Buddle, Ross Dauk, Gavin Matts, Ivan Decker and Katie Ellen Humphries.
Brent Constantine and Amber Harper-Young present a comedy show featuring some of the city’s best local comedians’ stories about Vancouver, adjusting to life here, and leaving home. This month’s guests are Roman Mancini, Ryan Gunther, San Aung, Joey Commisso and Jacob Samuel
Join comedian Alicia Tobin and her special guests Emmett Hall, Jenny Toews, Gavin Matts and Katie Ellen Humphries for an evening of drawings, laughings, sharings (not too much sharing) huggings (no way, gross), marker sniffing, and friendships. Part comedy show, part art class… well, probably not. No talent required. Supplies provided. Fun times always had. Come draw with us!
