Reel Culture
The Richmond Culture Centre Annex invites visitors to the lounge to enjoy a selection of short videos. On screen now:
A Love Letter to Hong Kong Style Restaurants
Richmond Museum
A UBC student in the Asian Canadian Asian Migration program created this video to share his love of Hong Kong style cafes in Richmond.
Artist Interview: Hazel Meyer
Richmond Art Gallery
Artist Hazel Meyer discusses the exhibition “Hazel Meyer: The Marble in the Basement” at the Richmond Art Gallery, on display from April 20 – June 30, 2024.
Arts Services Year in Review 2023
Richmond Arts Services
An overview of the programs, projects and activities that Richmond Arts Services delivered throughout 2023. Take a deeper dive and read the full, illustrated report.
Culture Days Artist Feature: Marion Webber
Culture Days
Meet Marion Webber, a local visual artist whose practice focuses on painting BC landscapes, and one of many creative community members hosting an event during 2024 Culture Days in Richmond.
Culture Days Artist Feature: Peisen Ding
Branscombe House Artist Residency
Meet the 2024 Branscombe House artist-in-residence, Peisen Ding, learn about the artist’s community-engaged project, (Be)coming Home, and what it means to them.
Curator Interview: Michael Dang
Richmond Art Gallery
Guest curator Michael Dang discusses the exhibition “Unit Bruises: Theodore Wan & Paul Wong, 1975-1979” at the Richmond Art Gallery, on display from April 20 – June 30, 2024.
Doors Open Richmond: Smudging Ceremony
Richmond Museum
An educational video where Indigenous man, Matthew Dyck, explains the cultural practice of smudging.
A Gathering Place
Richmond Museum
Watch as Richmond grows from small settler and migrant labourer communities into a city made up of people from over 140 different ethnic origins. Each day, new cross-cultural friendships and partnerships blossom, making Richmond a special place to live!
Metamorphosis: A Mural by Tristesse Seeliger and Karen Yurkovich
Richmond Public Art Program
Make a virtual visit to this mural that honours the cycles of nature, located at Lehigh Hanson on Mitchell Island. Metamorphosis was created as part of the Community Mural Program.
Sea to Sky (Parts 1 & 2)
Richmond Public Art Program
This two-part series documents the production, installation and unveiling of a five-storey high glass artwork integrated into the facade of the Paramount development in Richmond’s City Centre.
Staying Safe at Work
Richmond Media Lab
The Richmond Youth Media Program participated in WorkSafeBC’s annual Youth Video Contest and created a quirky and upbeat rap about the theme “Staying Safe at Work”.
The Many Dialects and Languages of Richmond, BC
Richmond Museum
A love of languages inspired a UBC student in the Asian Canadian Asian Migration program to craft this video.
Window to the Past
Richmond Museum
Uncover the global connections to many of our heritage buildings and see how they have enhanced Richmond’s multicultural landscape today.