Desiring Bodies: Mad Pride Double-Bill Film Screening
In honour of Mad Pride Month, Cinevolution and Connection Salon present a pair of films that look beyond typical narratives about body image and societal beauty standards to shed light on eating disorders as reflections of a disordered society within the context of migration and displacement — Ying Wang’s debut feature “Sisters” and “Am I the skinniest person you’ve ever seen?” by Montreal-based writer, filmmaker Eisha Marjara.
Visit Project Desiring Bodies: Mad Pride Double-Bill Film Screening
Weaving Mago: Artist Talk with Minah Lee, Wryly Andherson, Romi Kim and Jaewoo Kang
In folklore, Mago is a giant woman and creator of the world, Mother Earth for the Korean peninsula. Artists Minah Lee, Wryly Andherson, Romi Kim and Jaewoo Kang visited and worked closely with the community of Haenam, Korea to learn, explore, participate, and document contemporary Shamanism surrounding this matrilineal deity with profound ties to the land.
Visit Project Weaving Mago: Artist Talk with Minah Lee, Wryly Andherson, Romi Kim and Jaewoo Kang
Media Art Micro Grants
Calling Black, Indigenous and people of colour in BC with lived experience of disability interested in exploring media art! Cinevolution’s Media Art Micro Grants is a lower barrier resource for artists, arts workers, and creative folks of all ages (18+) who are interested in exploring media art through learning, research, or experimentation. If you have never applied or received a grant before, this is for you! Apply by June 22, 2026.
Suzhou Alley Women’s Mural
Led by Elisa Yon and Janet Wang, the Suzhou Alley Women’s Mural is a community-driven mural and storytelling project honouring the unsung contributions and legacies of the women who have helped shape Vancouver’s Chinatown and the history of the Chinese Canadian community.
Surviving Samsara
A multimedia, multidisciplinary project by Kagan Goh that offers intimate insights into an ‘insider’s’ experience of madness.
Digital Roundtable
Cinevolution is proud to present two Digital Roundtable events on intersectional accessibility this Spring! The Digital Roundtable Discussions are based on our two-year-long project on providing resources to create accessible online arts programming.
DocuAsia Forum
DocuAsia Forum is an annual film event in Metro Vancouver focusing on sensitive and relevant social issues concerning contemporary Asia.
Digital Carnival
A spin-off of the Your Kontinent Festival, this annual festival brings cutting-edge, experimental media artworks into community spaces.
Media Café
An eclectic mix of film screenings, artist talks, lectures, small-scale media art performances, workshops and discussions.
Youth Media Outreach
Empowering youth to share their stories and perspectives through film and digital media.
Underwater Chinatown
A multimedia project that explores lesser-known stories from Vancouver’s Chinatown through immersive digital experiences.
Art Talking Women
A series of intimate conversations with practicing women artists on their creative process and their relationship with community and technology.
Your Kontinent Festival
Our signature film and media arts festival, Your Kontinent explores a vision of the world where different languages and cultures exist side by side.
Dream Project
The Dream Project was a pioneering initiative in Richmond that offered a two-week youth filmmaking workshop centered around the theme of ‘dreams.’ A one-time project held in 2010, the program was a platform for participants to cultivate their creativity and explore the convergence of imagination and reality. The workshop met with overwhelming interest under the…
New Asia Film Festival
The first film festival in the City of Richmond, this annual community event focused on progressive themes related to contemporary Asia.