Angelica Poversky is 5’3″ of vertically challenged creative passion who wants to use spoken words to create movements of thought. She’s always trying to think of new ways to use words and is perplexed by language. She is the founder and festival director of Richmond’s
Cinevolution Media Arts Society is all about connecting people in the Lower Mainland to new ideas and forms of media arts through different community and artist programs. This summer, Cinevolution had the opportunity to create an event--the Richmond Youth Media Fest--as part of the Richmond
Cinevolution was thrilled to find such an outstanding candidate when it came to searching for our Youth Media Coordinator for 2016. Between the coordination of several juries and workshops, parsing through hundreds of film submissions, and generally being a source of constant inspiration and help,
The Richmond Youth Media Festival was a huge success this year, and the winners of these awards are a fantastic demonstration of how Cinevolution continues to change the frame and expand the conversation when it comes to Media Arts. Alongside the YK Digital Carnival, we
Thank you to all artists, volunteers, participants, partners, sponsors and general audience members at Digital Carnival & the Richmond Youth Media Fest! And, in particular, a big thank you to all the people working with the Richmond World Festival to make it the uniquely great
Soledad Muñoz Fiegehen is an interdisciplinary artist born in Toronto, Canada and raised in Rancagua, Chile. Currently based in Vancouver, her work seeks to explore the analogy between the ever-changing social spaces we inhabit, the inter-connectivity materialized in the woven structure and an embodied experience