Showing posts with label The Globe and Mail. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Globe and Mail. Show all posts

Saturday, August 6, 2011

Architectural Stewardship


This recent piece by Dave Leblanc in The Globe and Mail is worth a read.

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

VAG Decision Delayed


A decision on the Vancouver Art Gallery's proposed move has been delayed until early 2011. See Marsha Lederman's
article in today's Globe & Mail.

Thursday, March 4, 2010

VAG On The Move?


See Frances Bula's blog and article in the Globe & Mail today for an update on the Vancouver Art Gallery's potential move.

According to director Kathleen Bartels, the gallery has deemed the potential False Creek location unworkable and has set its sights on the old bus depot location on Georgia beside the recently refurbished Queen Elizabeth Theatre.

This block is certainly more appealing than False Creek, for many reasons, but the nagging question must be asked again: is a move necessary? It seems there are a number of options for expansion that might solve the VAG's understandable need for more space.

This comes hot on the heels of Lisa Rochon's recent support to keep the gallery in its present location.

Monday, November 17, 2008

Boddy and the Globe


Whither Trevor Boddy in the Real Estate section of
the Globe and Mail?

The Boddy-curated Vancouverism exhibition opens in Paris this week (after a summer run in London) but let's hope for a return to the ink-stained pages of the national daily. The Kelly Deck decorating feature doesn't carry quite the same bite.

In the meantime, check out Timothy Taylor's illuminating bi-weekly feature on urban issues and life in the city here.