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Vancouver: UBC, 4th, 16th, 33rd, South Granville, Granville Island

This region of Vancouver offers a vibrant academic environment alongside modern amenities and easy access to beaches and nature trails. The eastern half of the itinerary features bustling, upscale neighborhoods known for art galleries, high-end boutiques, and diverse dining options, stretching along Granville Street. The area combines historic charm with urban sophistication, offering a lively community and proximity to Granville Island. The Kitsilano region was Vancouver’s hippy hangout in the 1960s, drawing comparisons to San Francisco’s Haight-Ashbury. This itinerary covers a large area. You’ll want to break it up and take your time over several days (4 at least) to explore this diverse region. Use the toggle in the upper right-hand corner of the map for a ‘fullscreen view’, or tap here to open the map in a new window: Vancouver: UBC, 4th, 16th, 33rd Avenues, South Granville, Granville Island.

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Canadian Art Forum…

Welcome to Canadian Art Forum—a space for sharing stories and dialogue about Canadian Art and culture. While there are a number of online sites and publications that promote Canadian art this site does more. It doesn’t just show you where things are, it reveals where creativity pulses, where communities take root, and where people resist invisibility by making and sharing Canadian art. In a national context like Canada’s—where land, memory, and culture are often contested, and at a time when our national identities are being questioned and challenged—mapping art becomes a way of mapping voice, resilience, and presence.

So let’s talk about how we do that. Forward me a post or story about Canadian art or a Canadian art exhibition or event—one that inspired you or offered you a new perspective.

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