BIPOC Stories

A pictorial timeline expressed with the food scraps leftover from meal preparation and caregiving served to family during the illness...

Coco Eskotew’s powerful challenge to a bully’s “silent treatment” grows out of her ability as a painter to express metaphors.

The Other Side combines motion pictures, stop motion and images to reflect each human going through their memories, solitude, metamorphosis.

Brenda took part in the grunt gallery Digital Story Workshop in February, 2023. She created a vignette of her comedy...

Noel at the Farm, watercolour by Angela Walcott Toronto artist Angela Walcott presents her second geolocation project with Digital Stories...

Roll through Vancouver's Olympic Village with Roberto Molino (retired Paralympian athlete) as he experiences the physical barriers that are an...

Michelle La Flamme and her friend Cappy the horse Introducing Michelle La Flamme and her friend Cappy the horse. Cappy...

In The Artist’s Way, Toronto-based freelance writer and visual artist Angela Walcott talks about her journey as an artist.

A collaboration between Lorna Boschman, Victoria Moulder, T’uy’t’tanat Cease Wyss and local community members who shared their voices and drumming.

Creative photographer Cherry Archer documented her meals during 2020, enjoying solitary dining at its finest!

Coco documents her process and techniques as an artist while she creates a painting encouraging people to accept and respect...

These small audio pearls reflect a yearning and a discovery of the area around where I now live in Vancouver’s...

Artist Chris Bose takes us on a tour of his favourite Kamloops arts spots. He begins with murals he co-created...

Cynthia Lam and Rita Chen Zeng talk about their grandmothers’ influence in showing them how to live in a more...

Michelle La Flamme began this sound walk about Vancouver’s creative hub Mount Pleasant in August 2021. Walk through the area...

Grace Chan shines a light on the situation of Asian seniors in Vancouver’s Downtown East Side (DTES). Her message is...

Moving to big town Vancouver helped Lulu to develop her fashion career and connect with other trans folks.

An Indigenous healthcare worker in Vancouver encounters systemic racism firsthand and tells us about her experience in Malpractice.

My short story focuses on a walk towards China Creek North Park which was once a critical point of convergence...

Stretching and expanding her body in nature as it nurtures, while still aware of approaching gentrification.

How Instagram and honouring ancestors through qingming come together over a plate of soy chicken in a cafe.

Aubin Kwon's watercolours tell the story of going out for a meal with his mother, stimulating a flow of hometown...

Walker shares the Cree names of her father, grandfather, and great-grandfather Cheepoostatin, three gentle men with a powerful influence.