#vancouverartspace

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Are you in Vancouver, WA? So are the robots! Visit @vancouverartspace in the Vancouver Mall to find some new Robot Of The Day merch. It’s a wonderful space—they feature work by local artists, host workshops and classes, and the shop sells all manner of art supplies as well as stickers, buttons, prints, keychains, greeting cards, small original works and more— all by local artists! . #robotoftheday #mylifewithrobots #robot #robotart #robotartist #art #illustration #stickers #merch #localartist #vancouverartspace #vancouverwashington #shoplocal #supportsmallbusiness #supportlivingartists #vancouverartist #pdxartist (at Vancouver Art Space) https://www.instagram.com/p/CMLXmzBss8M/?igshid=16houq4pwr83h

[artwitchv]

Special shoutout to @vancouverartspace ! VAS (in Vancouver, WA) is probably the coolest creative space in SW Washington: they have art supplies, art classes, and a large gallery of work from local artists. I’m honored to announce that they now carry my work, too! . It’s so important to support small venues for local art. In rural and suburban areas where the over-culture works tirelessly to homogenize everything, these spaces are where the regional culture thrives. Support your local artists and go check out VAS today! . . . #localart #vancouverartspace #southwestwashington #supportlocalbusiness #shoplocalwa #artistsoninstagram #valerieherronart (at Vancouver Art Space) https://www.instagram.com/p/CWoTIy1v4Ld/?utm_medium=tumblr

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VIVO OPEN HOUSE

ViVO Media Arts is an important part of Vancouver's cultural landscape, and one of Canada's earliest artist-run centres in operation since 1973. When VIVO's production technical coordinator, John Brennan, asked if we wanted to participate in their upcoming open house, we jumped at the chance.

For this event, John used our studio to create an interactive installation - installing a computer and mixing board in the studio. Throughout the evening performances happening simultaneously in various spaces inside VIVO were fed into the mixing board in the Tin Can, which was parked right outside the front door on Main street. The public were invited to come and put on some headphones, and mix all those performances into a longer track that was being recorded. We even hosted some of the performances in the Tin Can alongside the installation - plus had lots of friends drop by for fun times.  In fact, we think we might have broken our capacity record, with a whopping 19 people inside the space!  

More info about who performed at the event can be found here: http://www.vivomediaarts.com/vivo-at-large-open-house/.  

The Open House on March 28 was held to thank the larger community that supports the space and bring attention to the recent sad news that VIVO is being forced to leave its current long held location.