VINES ART FESTIVAL
Vines is an arts organization and festival that is responsive to and nurturing of artists that are working toward land, water, and relational justice. We support underrepresented voices in developing their work. We bring imagination into everyday spaces by presenting work for free on “earthstages” – populated and natural public spaces in Vancouver and throughout the province.
PANDORA PARK & ONLINE HOLIDAY MARKET
Vines Art Festival is committed to capturing the imaginations of new audiences and inserting creativity into Vancouver’s everyday public spaces.
We stage work in pedestrian, open-air settings so audiences will happen upon public art, finding delight in the unexpected beauty and power of the stunning Coast Salish Territory. We present a wide range of disciplines and cultures, reinforcing the reality that each art form and each community has a deep-rooted tie to the earth and a story to go along with it. Vines shares thought-provoking art that tackles environmental justice with various approaches that are inclusive of diverse ages, genders, abilities and cultures; granting each individual the possibility to access, engage, and participate in creation or performance.
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NEWS
Community Care Packages
Vines had three trips planned for Spring, Summer and Fall of 2020. Organized by Jaz Whitford, Valeen Jules, Senaqwila Wyss and Heather Lamoureux we were meant to travel to communities which we have existing relationships with and create a performance in each community...
2019 Art & Artist Lineup!
This year's festival art is here and it's AMAZING. And there's more! The 2019 Vines Art Festival Lineup is here and it's going to blow your mind. With over 100 artists across 12 days, the 5th annual Vines Art Festival promises to be a highlight of your summer. Make...
Resilient Roots in Lil’Wat and St’at’imc
Vines Art Festival had a great time taking Resilient Roots into communities in Lil'Wat and St'at'imc earlier this year. We organized youth workshops, plant walks and performances in the forest, and gave shows in amazing bakeries! We are so grateful to have been...
