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Le Chronographe was the newsletter of the Société d’Histoire des Franco-Colombiens, which became the Société d’histoire de Colombie-Britannique in 1992. It was printed in various formats, from Autumn 1983 to March 1988. This is a complete collection…

This collection contains objects of general relevance to the LIVE Biennial of Performance Art 2003, including promotional materials, listings, and articles.

This collection contains objects of general relevance to the LIVE Biennial of Performance Art 2005, including promotional materials, listings, and articles.

The final Sunday panel at grunt gallery of LIVE 2003, Trauma and Endurance engaged panelists and the audience in a discussion of laden performance: durational works addressing heavy topics, and their effect on perfomers. MacLennan, Nieslony, and…

The John Vance Fonds contains records related to the personal and professional activities of John Vance as a City Analyst and forensics investigator for the Vancouver Police Department. The records include both personal and professional…

Collaborative work by Alastair MacLennan, Boris Nieslony, and Roi Vaara for Black Market International.

A live durational performance piece carried out in isolation performed by Hester Reeve in England but projected into a prepared location at grunt gallery in Vancouver for LIVE 2001. The projected performance presents the spectator with the virtual…

Named after William Burroughs' novel, Nova Express, the Nova Library attempts to share the creative process with the community and represent the spirit, ideas, and creativity of current and former drug users in the Downtown Eastside. Working…

Communitea features a video-viewing of past tea performances occurring in the development of this piece in at Gallery Gachet in the Downtown Eastside. Bryan Mulvihill will serve tea in this closing performance art event of the LIVE Biennial of…

Sector X: the hot new work by New Zealand fetish/punk artist Satina Saturnina (Victoria Singh with Derek Champion and Chris Swain). A 45 minute autoerotic journey in two sexual stages, symbolizing mental states associated with the orgasmic process.…

Randy and Berenicci, members of One Night Only, Lizard Jones, and Susan Stewart, LIVE performers working in partnerships and collectives, discuss the nature of working collaboratively in performance in this third panel of LIVE Biennial of…

Marginalia is a performance and installation work by Dragu and Hall that began in February-March of 2004 during their Vasistas' residency at Theatre La Chapelle in Montreal. Since then they have been extremely busy exchanging email/snail mail…

Infrasense is a two-person collaborative sound and robotic installation. Nine plastic and metal molded robotic sculptures, representing the Trojan horse' electronic virus, moved slowly across the gallery space in a straight line, backwards and…

The Sointula Cooperative Store collection contains documents, photos and artifacts in English and Finnish languages. The Sointula Cooperative Store is the oldest continuously operating co-op in Western Canada. Sointula's community formed the co…

The Kaatza Historical Society was established in 1975 and opened the Kaatza Station Museum in the Town of Lake Cowichan in 1983. The Society collects, conserves, catalogues, researches, and interprets the history of the Cowichan Lake area, which…

This is the annual report of Éducacentre, an educational centre for adult learning, based in Vancouver. This is an incomplete collection with only two issues, 1998-99 and 2001-02.

 The AFRACB provides programs and activities for Francophones 50 years and over in B.C. It is based in Victoria. Its quarterly publication, L’Entraînés, appears both online and in print. This collection includes only a single copy, May 2019, which…

The fourth in a series of panel discussions on performance art organized for LIVE 2003. This panel engaged practitioners within, adjacent to, and outside of the performance discipline in a discussion on artistic process.

The Répertoire culturel des ressources francophones de la Colombie-Britannique was published by the Fédération des Franco-Colombiens in 1989 in a softbound 8 ½ in. x 11 in. format. It seems to be considered Volume 1 of the series, though is not…

Based in Nelson, l'Association francophone des Kootenays Ouest (AFKO) provides programs and activities for the Francophones of the West Kootenays. Its news bulletin, La Voix des Kootenays (The Voice of the Kootenays) is published quarterly at…

This is the newsletter of the Fédération Jeunesse Colombienne. It is an incomplete colleciton, from Jan. 1978 to [June?] 1980, with gaps. It was printed in folded 8 ½ in. x 11 in. format, then in 8 ½ in. x 14 in. format.

The Bulletin de Nouvelles de l’Élémentaire was the newsletter of the elementary Brodeur school. This is an incomplete collection, from Nov. 22 1993 to Mar. 4 1998, with gaps. It has appeared in both 8 ½ in. x 14 in. and 8 ½ in. x 11 in. formats. The…