Hadani Ditmars

International Columnist at Wallpaper Magazine, Art Newspaper, On Office, Geographical Magazine, Jerusalem Post. Author of all 4 editions of the Wallpaper*City Guide Vancouver, Dancing in the No Fly Zone

vancouver, british columbia, canada

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The Japanese photographer who turned an empathetic eye on rural communities of the Pacific Northwest in the early 20th century

The new documentary film Our Mr. Matsura, screening this week at the Vancouver International Film Festival, chronicles the life of photographer Frank (Sakae) Matsura (1873-1913) as he navigated the boundaries between cultures, nations, and the photographe... See more

theartnewspaper.com•Hadani Ditmars•Oct 1, 2026

Vancouver Art Gallery makes its interim leaders permanent co-chief executives

The board of trustees of the Vancouver Art Gallery (VAG) announced on Monday (28 September) that it has appointed Eva Respini and Sirish Rao as the institution’s co-chief executives, confirming a dual leadership model that has been in place as a temporary... See more

theartnewspaper.com•Hadani Ditmars•Sep 28, 2026

Fourth Toronto Biennial of Art brings more than 30 artists and collectives together around the theme of rupture

A moveable feast of shifting geographies spread across dozens of sites in and around Canada’s largest city, this year’s Toronto Biennial of Art (TBA) opened on Saturday (until 20 December). Under the continued direction of founding executive director Patr... See more

theartnewspaper.com•Hadani Ditmars•Sep 28, 2026

Steven Shearer wins Audain Prize, one of Canada's top art awards

Steven Shearer is the recipient of the 2026 Audain Prize, one of Canada’s highest visual arts honours, which comes with a cash prize of C$100,000 ($71,000). Now in its 23rd year, the prize was announced on Wednesday (23 September) in a ceremony in the bal... See more

theartnewspaper.com•Hadani Ditmars•Sep 24, 2026

From ailing cooling systems to toxic chemicals, a museum tour shines a light on the effects of austerity

A new exhibition at the Museum of Vancouver (MOV) is turning adversity to an advantage. The museum, like many others around the world, has seen its funding drastically reduced in recent years—a trend that may accelerate amid the Canada-US trade war and th... See more

theartnewspaper.com•Hadani Ditmars•Sep 23, 2026

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