Showing posts with label animals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animals. Show all posts

Tuesday, 20 September 2011

A Little Bit Country

A life that thrives in nature.
3 minutes 22 seconds

By Jennifer Maynard
Jennifer still lives in her Southlands family home and now runs Southlands Farm. She married a fellow who was born in Southlands and has 3 grown children. 
Originally collected for Kerrisdale Collective Memory

Monday, 5 September 2011

Serendipity in the 70's

A case of being in the right place at the right time...
3 minutes 39 seconds


By Geoff McMurchy
Geoff, the Artistic Director of KickStart Arts - a non profit organization for disability arts and culture, arrived in Vancouver in the 70's. When he first moved to Vancouver from Alberta he lived near Dunbar and King Edward.  He now lives in Victoria, and is a noted choreographer, sculptor and dancer. 


Saturday, 3 September 2011

You, Me and the Dog.

How dog walking can change your life!
3 minutes 40 seconds

By Sharon Kallis
Sharon is an eco artist living in the Downtown East Side.  Sharon works seasonally with whatever green materials she can use at the time. Her art ranges from woven coil structures out of invasive English Ivy to creating garments using materials such as hair, wool and leaves.  She has used her dog J.D's fur to create art pieces, such as a pair of shoes!  Her partner David is a member of the Legion of the Flying Monkeys, he creates instruments from plant materials.  Their lovely dog was responsible in bringing the two together.  It all started with David's notes to Sharon after walking J.D.




Sunday, 14 August 2011

Lulu

A little bit of my wonderful life in Kits
2 minutes 35 seconds

by Linda Milburn
Linda has lived in a baby-blue heritage duplex in Kitsilano for almost 30 years. To her family and close friends, she's Lulu. To a few in the neighbourhood, she's "Two Dog Red."
Her front porch now faces into the alley but at one time, before Cornwall Street was developed, her porch looked out onto Kits Beach.
She takes us from her front porch, to her back garden and out for a walk by her favourite "haunts" with her two long-haired chihuahuas, Rudi and Lucy Mae.