Finally hitting North American shores, legendary Chinese director Tsui Hark latest addition to the cinematic take on Robert Van Gulik’s Detective Dee is pretty stunning. Read More
Vancouver
aka Vansterdam, Terminal City, Vancity
Desperately Seeking Detective Dee
Kuma | November 1st, 2011
Vancouver’s Got A Gear Fetish
Kuma | October 27th, 2011
When you’ve been doing this for long enough, the big highlights are the ones you least expect. Read More
Sean Heather Trips Through Vancouver’s Heather
Kuma | October 26th, 2011
Sean Heather is the best excuse I have in Vancouver for an impromptu pint of Guinness. Read More
Stussy Takes A Swing At Vancouver
Kuma | October 25th, 2011
Fashion icons have this tendency to want to establish flagships in Vancouver and The Sound Of Radio Free Vancouver
Kuma | October 20th, 2011
Vancouver’s only Community radio station, Co-op Radio is by far one of the brightest lights in the sea of independent media on the west coast. Read More
The Sound Of Jaidene Veda
Kuma | September 26th, 2011
House music has a lineage of fierce, independent artistic ladies. Divas, queens, ladies you don’t mess with. While a child of Calgary, Alberta, Jaidene Veda‘s Vancouver lineage is a strong one. Read More
More New Forms From Vancouver’s Biggest Festival Experience
Kuma | September 22nd, 2011
I’m feeling old. When the brands you saw launch celebrate eleven years of existence, you begin to start checking for grey hair. I know I’ve talked about them before but as they continue, it’s always worth recognizing them as they continue to progress in their mandate. Read More
The Technical Art Of Biophilia
Kuma | September 20th, 2011
Trust in Revolution Cream Pie Style Now!
Kuma | September 19th, 2011
As a child, the BBC’s Antiques Road Show used to amuse me no end. As the first real reality TV show, it always amused me to see granny pull an old table out of storage only to find it’s worth five hundred grand. Read More
The New Pied Piper Of Vancouver
Kuma | September 16th, 2011
I was gonna use this as a platform to talk about Mark Brand’s latest project, the return of Save On Meats, but screw it, let’s just look at the work of the man on the whole. Read More
Vincent Parker: The Hardest Working Man In Show Business
Kuma | September 13th, 2011
Going Fishing For Food Truck Action
Kuma | September 5th, 2011
It’s been an interesting time for foodies in Vancouver. With the launch last year of Vancouver’s food truck licensing, countless vehicles have taken to the streets in the name of culinary curbside delights.
Takeshi Miike Once Again Cuts The Heads Off the Competition
Kuma | September 2nd, 2011
Light A Fire Under An Old Sci Fi Fave
Kuma | August 30th, 2011
The challenge: When the immovable TV force meets its trans-continental match in the form of the immovable object, who wins? What do you do when you take an outstanding British TV series and do a new season funded by an American cable network?
A Lesson In Working The Web
Kuma | August 24th, 2011
It’s an interesting situation for artists these days. With the increased rise of social networking and internets 2, 3 and 4.0 in effect, how do you effectively promote yourself while still retaining your flavor.