I’ve always loved Bret Easton Ellis‘ American Psycho. Loved the book (even though any chapter titled Girls is almost impossible to read). Loved the movie; even staying in one Friday night to watch it on tv. But I’ve never been able to properly explain why. Despite being the best social satire to emerge in the last… Continue reading Why I Love American Psycho
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My Favourite Vancouver Hidden Gem
In the alley between 7th & 8th, next to Laurel, is one of my favourite spots in Vancouver. Somehow, a fir tree grows in the alley, almost smack in the middle of it. How it escaped being cut down I have no idea.
Bill Reid Gallery
Just a placeholder now. More coming soon.
Guo Fengyi @ Contemporary Art Gallery
Guo Fengyi, a Chinese artist who passed away in 2010, is not a well-known artist, to the point that she does not even have a Wikipedia entry. This is completely undeserved and hopefully will be rectified after her recent exhibit at Vancouver’s Contemporary Art Gallery. Born in 1942, she spent most of her life not creating… Continue reading Guo Fengyi @ Contemporary Art Gallery
Architecture Notes from Vancouver
1. Yesterday, Wen and I needed new mugs. Actually, it’s fairer to say that we wanted new mugs. We’ve had the same mugs for 10 years now and they’re showing their age – or perhaps, we’re showing our age and want new mugs. Anyways, that’s all a digression. We went to Walrus to see if… Continue reading Architecture Notes from Vancouver