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An immersive 360-degree dome projection that takes audiences into the heart of two different forests as old ad the last Ice Age—The Dakota Bear Sanctuary and the Inland Temperate Rainforest.
05/15/2026
So thrilled to premiere our new SANCTUARY installation at the Vancouver Art Gallery A celebration of BC's last remaining ancient forests and a call to action to preserve them! Here for six months - come immerse yourself in this ancient world...https://www.vanartgallery.bc.ca/exhibitions/future-geographies-sanctuary/
This Sat Nov 16 at the Rio Theatre in Vancouver, join this wild adventure deep into some amazing ancient forests in the Kootenays - from Sanctuary co-creator Damien Gillis and Valhalla Wilderness Society.
Check out highlights from SANCTUARY: A Tale of Two Forests at VIFF Signals new media showcase. The 360 dome projection experience brought to life BC's irreplaceable ancient forests. Help save the unique Inland Temperate Rainforest at VWS.org/action
10/04/2022
UK power company caught cutting down environmentally-important forests in BC for wood pellets...despite receiving billions in green energy subsidies from UK taxpayers.
Drax: UK power station owner cuts down primary forests in Canada The owner of the UK's biggest power station, Drax, is cutting down key forests in Canada.
So proud of our sister T'uy't'tanat Cease Wyss and her daughter Senaqwila who just performed the first ever volumetric captured cultural welcome, at VIFF Signals new media festival in unceded Coast Salish territory.
09/29/2022
Building the Sanctuary for VIFF Signals VR show at Emily Carr, curated by IM4 Lab and presented by DigiBC. Tickets FREE but almost gone - book now at VIFF.org/signals Stoked to share our two 360 films about ancient forests Oct 1-2 in the dome!
Enter the Sanctuary for a Tale of Two Ancient Forests at VIFF's Signals, Oct 1-2 at Emily Carr University of Art + Design. Catch our 360 dome projection stories of the Inland Temperate Rainforest and Stalkaya, along with lots of other cool VR projects. Tickets are FREE but LIMITED. ➡️ Book yours now: https://viff.org/signals
09/08/2022
Stoked to have our 360 projection dome at VIFF Oct 1-2, immersing audiences in two spectacular forests as old as the last Ice Age: Stalkaya (Dakota Bear), and the unique Inland Temperate Rainforest in the Kootenays—a brand new VR experience world premiering here. Stay tuned for more info on "Sanctuary: A Tale of Two Forests" and more new media pieces at VIFF's immersive component, "Signals"
Signals | Vancouver International Film Festival Enjoy great movies at the luxurious VIFF Centre, voted one of the best cinemas in Vancouver and home to the prestigious Vancouver International Film Festival.
08/31/2021
Last week to experience SANCTUARY VR dome projection + some amazing Skwxwú7mesh cedar art at Cityscape gallery in North Vancouver. Come check it out up until Saturday Sept. 4...More from the Toronto Star: https://bit.ly/3jxe04d
08/25/2021
Important piece in Focus on Victoria: "...Clearcut logging, followed by replanting, creates fuel conditions that make fires easier to ignite and harder to control. These effects persist for decades. Since the area being logged each year in the Interior has more than doubled since the 1970s, southern BC has become a Molotov cocktail of clearcuts and young plantations ready to explode into flames with the first lightning strikes of summer."
Out of control: A growing area of high-hazard clearcuts and plantations is fuelling BC's raging forest infernos Our investigation found the ministry of forests with its collective head in the sand and the logging industry feeding on the huge public expenditure of money used to fight the fires. The Doctor Creek fire, the largest in the province in 2020. This BC Wildfire Service photo shows all three fuels B...