Vancouver artist and instructor Stephanie Aitken’s paintings explore pastoral tropes that border on camp and Sunday hobby-ism.

Marina Roy uses traditional animation to explore the nature of memory in both its unsettling and pleasurable qualities.

Igor Santizo’s work is an explorative process seeking ways to discover and map the inter-relation of consciousness, body, object and document.

Artist and musician Tyler Brett presented selections of his latest CD work Propane, an a-pop-alyptic exploration of pop music, Vancouver, and the surrounding landscape.

Antik Sandor represented Romania at the 2001 Venice Biennial. Sandor has recreated the ancient woodcut The Resurrection of the Dead, posing with his partner in a photographic maquette.

Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design Kim Kennedy Austin’s text based drawings explore the architecture and underpinnings of the everyday.

Vancouver artist Sam Shem’s work combines notions of East and West to create a kind of austere spiritualism.

Rhonda Wheppler ’s sound based installation and photography play on perceptions of the precious using scale and sound as a tool to surprise.