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It’s August, 1971. Things are generally quiet on campus at Simon Fraser University (SFU), the newly constructed modernist icon from architect Arthur Erickson, set upon a grand hill overlooking Vancouver’s downtown core and its backdrop of the ocean harbor and north shore mountains.
Impostor Cities is a collaboration between e-flux Architecture and The Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto within the context of its eponymous exhibition, which was initially commissioned by the Canada Council for the Arts for the 17th Venice Architecture Biennale.
Often serving as architectural stand-ins, Toronto and Vancouver have emerged as two of North America’s largest film production markets.
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Museums across the country are coming up with innovative new ideas to attract visitors as they emerge from the pandemic
Maybe you’ve seen the 2005 film Capote, in which the story moves from glamorous cocktail parti...