:// LINKS

Inkspoon Print Syndicate ://inkspoon.org
Dusty Flowerpot Cabaret ://Dustyflowerpot.org

Hawah Artlab ://Hawah.net
Tarran the Tailor ://Tarran The Tailor (myspace)
Jordan Bent ://jordanbent.com
Lighta! Sound ://Lighta! Sound
Holopath Visuals ://Holopath Visuals
Shea Allan-McCachen ://Spiedherart.com
Eve Bradford, LadyApples ://Ladyapples.com
Buddhaful Clothing ://buddhaful.com
Goddess Alchemy Project ://Goddessalchemyproject.com
Reel Youth Film Festival ://reelyouth.ca

::/Inkspoon.org
Inkspoon Print Syndicate

Inkspoon is a syndicate of artists
and clothing designers networked between
Mt. Elphinstone and East Vancouver
(BC, Canada) collaborating to create
custom screenprinted textile artwork.
All work is hand-screened with care,
Printed in small batches
by the artists themselves.

::/Dustyflowerpot.org
Dusty Flowerpot Cabaret

Conceived in the studios, cellars and
back alleys of East Vancouver, the
Dusty Flowerpot Cabaret is the cream of
some of the brilliant creative work
that drives East Vancouver.

The DFC was founded to showcase the
diverse talents of our own home-grown
creative network. The performers, musicians,
dancers, puppeteers, visual and
digital media artists, storytellers
(and other more curious spirits who
would rather forego any title at all)
travel great distances to showcase
their talents on international stages,
sowing magic beanstalk seeds
in gardens all across lands afar.

The DFC invites you, our next of kin,
to come gather ‘round the flowerpot,
and revel with us in the
fruits of collaboration.




Ecdysis Visual Arts Collective

The Ecdysis Collective brings together a crew of key collaborators from many of East Van's most cutting-edge cultural groups, including the Inkspoon Print Syndicate (Inkspoon.org, the Dusty Flowerpot Cabaret (Dustyflowerpot.org), Holopath Visuals (Holopath.org), Lighta! Sound (Lighta!),
The Work Less Party of Canada (Worklessparty.org), and Playmore Theatre Company. We come together as a group of assemblage artists, social sculptors and city scavengers seeking to create a space for dreaming.

Using materials largely rescued from dumpsters, back-alleys, and other forsaken places, as well as an eclectic selection of sculpture, paint, screenprint, assemblage, electroacoustic installation, scents, sound sensors, and junk, the Ecdysis collective transforms sapces into something of a lively shantytown-come-post-apocalyptic vortex.

Website coming soon.