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- 1Vancouver Art Gallery names interim leaders permanent co-CEOs▼Vancouver Art Gallery makes its interim leaders permanent co-chief executives
The Vancouver Art Gallery has confirmed its interim leadership, appointing the two individuals who had been sharing the role on a temporary basis as permanent co-chief executives. The move ends a period of uncertainty at one of Canada's major art institutions and gives it a settled leadership structure going forward, drawing attention from the international art world.
- 2West Vancouver Luxury Home Prices Double in Two Decades▼20 Years Reveal a Changing Luxury Market as West Vancouver Prices Double
West Vancouver's luxury housing market has seen prices roughly double over the past 20 years, according to a new market analysis. The report points to a changed luxury landscape, with rising values reflecting shifting demand among high-end buyers in the affluent British Columbia community. Observers are weighing what two decades of sustained price growth signal for affordability and the future of the region's premium real estate market.
- 3Vancouver Art Gallery Names Respini and Rao Co-CEOs▼Vancouver Art Gallery appoints Eva Respini and Sirish Rao as co-CEOs
The Vancouver Art Gallery has appointed Eva Respini and Sirish Rao as co-CEOs, a shared leadership model at one of Canada's major art institutions. Respini, a curator with a strong contemporary art background, and Rao, known for cultural programming, will jointly run the gallery. The unusual dual-CEO arrangement is drawing attention in museum and arts circles.
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The Vancouver Art Gallery has appointed Eva Respini and Sirish Rao as co-CEOs, a leadership move drawing attention in the art world. Respini, a curator known for her work in photography and contemporary art, and Rao, active in arts and cultural initiatives in British Columbia, will jointly head the institution. The dual appointment is notable for its shared leadership model at a major Canadian gallery.
- 5Vancouver's Gastown Steam Clock photo suggestion draws attention●FotoVorschlag: 'Uhren' Gastown Steam Clock, in Vancouver eine Dampfbetriebene Uhr in Downtown Vancouver # FotoVorschlag
A photo suggestion circulating online highlights the Gastown Steam Clock in downtown Vancouver, a street clock powered by steam that has long been a popular tourist landmark. The post, tagged with photography and travel hashtags, invites others to share pictures of clocks and spotlights the Vancouver landmark as a subject.