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Six BC filmmakers profile accomplished BC artists in a variety of disciplines, including author/artist Nick Bantock...

Filmmaker Ron Mann celebrates the life and art of Robert Altman, the genre-busting maverick filmmaker whose 50-year...

With sculptures in major cities around the world and millions of people enjoying his exhibitions annually, Fernando...

Casting agent Marion Dougherty had a knack for discovering and casting talent for landmark films - James Dean, Warren...

From Los Angeles to Vancouver, this documentary showcases the pioneers of West Coast Modernist Architecture and the...

What defines a national identity? Is it an anthem? A flag? In the '60s and '70s, these questions were answered by an...

In the 50 years since he carved his first totem pole and saw it raised on Haida Gwaii, Robert Davidson has come to be...

Actress Mary Pickford soared to fame in the early days of silent film. When talking pictures made their appearance...

At 75, gospel/soul legend and civil rights icon Mavis Staples is making the most vital music of her career, and her...

Cree filmmaker Neil Diamond takes an entertaining and insightful look at the "Hollywood Indian", exploring the portrayal...

This intimate portrait explores the life of legendary dancer, director and choreographer Twyla Tharp, with a look at her...

Mi'kmaw poet and author Rebecca Thomas sets out to reclaim the language stolen from her father at residential school...

A look at the writing life of Eden Robinson, Catherine Hernandez and Aviaq Johnston.

A look at the craft of writing with Madeleine Thien, Katherena Vermette and Catherine Leroux.

James Fox uses art to explore how our ancient relationship with nature changed with the advent of farming, cities and faith, and how we tried to gain control over the natural world.

A look at the writing life of Michael Winter, Edem Awumey and Ivan Coyote.

New York in 1951 was the year when Jackson Pollock brought a new dynamism to American painting and the jazz style known as bebop hit its stride.

Poet Al Purdy's cabin became a mecca for the pioneers of Canadian literature, and now after his passing, art communities are rallying to save the cabin and turn it into a writing retreat.

Rembrandt's work is often erotically charged, stemming from his reputation as the city's most notorious marital embarrassment. Further shame came to Rembrandt when he declared bankruptcy.

How did an incendiary talent, in his youth the darling of Dutch high society, end up in a lowly rented grave?