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Zodiac Crossroads Comes Home: Art, Myth, and Memory in Harrison Hot Springs

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Image:  A small art-gallery room with white walls, a light wood floor, and white track lighting on the ceiling. Framed artworks hang along the left wall in a row and also on the far wall; each frame appears to contain a brown-toned, textured image, with small white labels beside some pieces. Four adults are standing and talking. On the left, a man with light skin wearing a tan cap, glasses, a green sweater, and gray pants stands facing a woman with light skin and shoulder-length white hair wearing a light gray sweater and blue jeans; she has her arms crossed and a phone in one hand. On the right side of the room, two men are talking: one with light skin wearing a black puffy vest and dark pants stands with his back turned, facing another light-skinned man wearing a dark beanie, a light blue shirt, and dark pants. At the far right, a table covered with a black tablecloth holds a metal beverage urn and a few small items. A white door is on the far wall behind the group. [ ] There ar...

Touching the Stars: How One Blind Artist Etched a New Language Into Metal

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It’s funny how sometimes, the things you create while just trying to be yourself… end up changing everything. For most of my life, I assumed tactile metal art must already be “a thing.” I figured if I could figure it out, surely other blind artists had too. Turns out? I might’ve invented a new style of art—without even knowing it. Image:  Embossed metallic artwork in a black frame, featuring a boar with a pig nestled inside its body, symbolizing "My Inner Child." Ornate patterns, Braille, and text appear above the animals. [ ] That’s what makes Zodiac Crossroads , my solo exhibition currently showing at The Annex Gallery in Richmond, BC, so surreal. 🗓️ Exhibit runs from May 4 – September 14, 2025 📍 The Annex Gallery, Richmond Cultural Centre Annex 📍 7660 Minoru Gate, Richmond, BC V6Y 1R8 🎟️ Admission is free This isn’t just another show. For me, it’s a homecoming. Richmond: My City, My Return Image:  The Pisces Scam: Embossed metallic artwork showing ox, cat, ra...