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We’re grateful to have these artists on our radar for upcoming shows, events, and exhibits— thanks to everyone who works to shine a spotlight on our local talent, now and in the future. Now, if you haven’t already: hit that follow button, stream those songs, buy those commissions, hire these artists.
Tolu Olaku is a Nigerian photographer based in Vancouver. His mechanical and organic lens is inspired by movies and high fashion. You can find his work in his website and buy them on Displate. He’s the photographer behind the header image on this post (and in frame is Ariella Horvath, who you might recognize from last week’s story).
View this post on Instagram Call it Spring…???? “It was one of those March days when the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold, when it is summer in the light and winter in the shade.” – Charles Dickens . . . . In frame: @a_ria_h Styling: @a_ria_h . . . . #lightroomworks #tjolaku #toluolakuphotography #portrait_vision #creativetones #vibegramz #portrait_mf #portraitstudies #portraitvisuals #serialshooters #wanderlust #creative_portraits #igersvancouver #createcommune #globe_visuals #newpost #portraits_visuals #follow #houseoftones #gramslayers #instagram #fujifilm #agameoftones #vancouverphotographer #moodygram #thelensofthebeholder #myviewoftheworld #letsexplore ©Tolu Olaku Photography. All rights reserved. @moodnation @vancity @creative_portraits @vancouver @abiodunolaku A post shared by Tolu olaku (@tjolaku) on Apr 27, 2020 at 3:21pm PDT
Call it Spring…???? “It was one of those March days when the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold, when it is summer in the light and winter in the shade.” – Charles Dickens . . . . In frame: @a_ria_h Styling: @a_ria_h . . . . #lightroomworks #tjolaku #toluolakuphotography #portrait_vision #creativetones #vibegramz #portrait_mf #portraitstudies #portraitvisuals #serialshooters #wanderlust #creative_portraits #igersvancouver #createcommune #globe_visuals #newpost #portraits_visuals #follow #houseoftones #gramslayers #instagram #fujifilm #agameoftones #vancouverphotographer #moodygram #thelensofthebeholder #myviewoftheworld #letsexplore ©Tolu Olaku Photography. All rights reserved. @moodnation @vancity @creative_portraits @vancouver @abiodunolaku
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View this post on Instagram Just sharing my level of reasoning with you and I hope this help to bring more clarity to those who need. Create the space for Black educators like myself so they can have that platform for their voices to be heard. Start by sharing this post. TAG someone who will find this video helpful. Here are 5 tips that you can follow to build allyship: In a cultural context that support people of color and injustice. 1. Be supportive. Start by offering your support to others when you can see that they need it. 2. Nurture your allies. One good deed, won’t be enough to form an alliance 3. Communicate effectively 4. Don’t ask for too much 5.Don’t take offence For more information and want to learn more on these topics subscribe to my online education+ training program. Link in Bio. @dancehallcanada @blackvancouver #Allyship #blacklivesmatter #culture #authentic #educator #peace #love #unity A post shared by Mikhail Morris???????? / ????Vancouver (@venomaliance) on Jun 2, 2020 at 4:04pm PDT
Just sharing my level of reasoning with you and I hope this help to bring more clarity to those who need. Create the space for Black educators like myself so they can have that platform for their voices to be heard. Start by sharing this post. TAG someone who will find this video helpful. Here are 5 tips that you can follow to build allyship: In a cultural context that support people of color and injustice. 1. Be supportive. Start by offering your support to others when you can see that they need it. 2. Nurture your allies. One good deed, won’t be enough to form an alliance 3. Communicate effectively 4. Don’t ask for too much 5.Don’t take offence For more information and want to learn more on these topics subscribe to my online education+ training program. Link in Bio. @dancehallcanada @blackvancouver #Allyship #blacklivesmatter #culture #authentic #educator #peace #love #unity
A post shared by Mikhail Morris???????? / ????Vancouver (@venomaliance) on Jun 2, 2020 at 4:04pm PDT
View this post on Instagram 1v1 me? Photog: @a_ria_h • • • • • #newpost#springstyle#vancity#adidas#fashiongram#photooftheday#vancouvermodels#vancitywears#fitness#csimodels#fashionphotography#cheadsmagazine A post shared by Octobers Finest (@faith.aziz) on May 18, 2020 at 2:09pm PDT
1v1 me? Photog: @a_ria_h • • • • • #newpost#springstyle#vancity#adidas#fashiongram#photooftheday#vancouvermodels#vancitywears#fitness#csimodels#fashionphotography#cheadsmagazine
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View this post on Instagram Stand strong and speak peace on humanities issues #blacklivesmatter #activism #blackpanther A post shared by ADHEL (@adeezia_adhel) on Jun 2, 2020 at 3:54pm PDT
Stand strong and speak peace on humanities issues #blacklivesmatter #activism #blackpanther
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Aurora Allen is mixed media artist and sculptor. She has no knowledge of her Black history, so when she went to school at UVic, she was inspired her to focus her thesis in art and art history on learning about her ancestors through artistic expression and research. She’s taking commissions (and also writing her licensing to become an RMT).
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