Episode 5 - Creative Outlets

Episode 5 - Creative Outlets

An episode of the The Strait and Narrows podcast, hosted by Chris Bruntlett, titled "Episode 5 - Creative Outlets" was published on April 3, 2017 and runs 29 minutes.

April 3, 2017 ·29m · The Strait and Narrows

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The closing of beloved music venues and galleries, artists leaving, and declining support for the arts—it seems Metro Vancouver's art scene is disappearing. But, is that actually the case? Three artists share what's really happening.

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The closing of beloved music venues and galleries, artists leaving, and declining support for the arts—it seems Metro Vancouver's art scene is disappearing. But, is that actually the case? Three artists share what's really happening.

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