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✨ SONIC DREAMLANDS: FUNDRAISER EDITION ✨

Join us at @lobestudio on Oct 8th for a special fundraising edition of Sonic Dreamlands—our ongoing experimental spatial sound, film/video, and multimedia screening series led by Lobe’s @yelllo.www

This event directly supports Lobe Studio to help keep our doors open, fund artist residencies, and sustain accessible community programming. Every ticket directly covers studio operating costs!

🗓️ EVENT DETAILS
* Location: Lobe Studio (713 E Hastings)
* Date: Thursday, October 8th, 2026
* Tickets: $15 Suggested Donation (Link in bio)

⏰ TWO SCREENINGS
* Screening 1: Doors 6:00 PM | Screening 6:30 – 8:00 PM
* Screening 2: Doors 8:00 PM | Screening 8:30 – 10:00 PM

🎥 FEATURED FILMS
• Andy Liu – Shadowplay @audith_dl
• Angie Yiu – Momma, momma @angieyu__
• Rafael Zen – THE MACHINES ARE COMING FOR YOU, RAUL @rafaelzzzzzzzen
• Romi Kim – The House of Rice @romikim.art @skimisking
• Sara Gold – Triptych @thesaragold
• Alexander Klinke – Body of Water @alexandreklinke
• Rea Saxena – Gender: Blob @nice.loop
• Bianca Cheung – Where Did All The Lesbians Go? @biancarosecheung
• Kerr Holden & IHA – Writer’s Block @kerr_holden @agimat.iha

🎟️ Grab tickets or donate directly to our fundraiser via the link in bio!

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hope you know live at the house show

Come to the EP release - $10 ADV TIX IN BIO NOW

See the full ep live + more SEPT 26

Thank you for this awesome vid @nice.loop

#newmusic #alternative #altrock #indierock #houseshow

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Gulod Tanawin - hybrid set for Nymph Nouveau, Once in a Blue Moon is now up on our Soundcloud. Link is in our bio

Thank you to @nymphnouveau for your trust on this special night

Slide 1: @Agazer0 - Mega & @wilhelminawilhelmina22 - Booty Hypnosis
Slide 2: Gulod Tanawin - Budots2theworld (unreleased)
Slide 3: @d.dan___ - Sudan Sedan & @Illdabo - Amazónica

All video by @nice.loop
Decor by @junleung__
Lights & Sound by @deadchovsky

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The devil doesn’t work alone. Meet the heathens behind LIVE IN HELL 😋😋😋

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Free outdoor show in Victoria! We’ve actually never played in Victoria before? Here is a picture from east van house show by @perniciouspeony

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Eco-process Open Studio with Artist-in-residence Rea Saxena.
Thursday, August 27, 2pm to 7pm.
At the Blue Cabin, 1905 Ogden Avenue, Vancouver.

You’re invited to check out what Rea Saxena has been working on during their Eco-process Artist Residency at the Blue Cabin! Drop in anytime from 2pm to 7pm.

Rea’s media-based practice pairs hand-processed, disruptive analogue filmmaking techniques with rhythmic editing for projection and spatial media experiences. Over the course of this residency, Rea has been working with mentor Morgan Sears-Williams on eco-processing techniques such as lumen printing and phytogram, as well as experimenting with projection mapping and film installation.

The Blue Cabin is currently moored at Heritage Harbour, directly below the Vancouver Maritime Museum. There is a gangway to the dock, which can be steep depending on tides. To reach the Blue Cabin barge from the docks, a large step or small jump is required from the dock to the platform. There are handrails around the perimeter of the barge. The cabin studio space is accessed via seven 7" high stairs with a handrail, one 6" step and a 29″ doorway. The Blue Cabin is unfortunately currently not wheelchair accessible.

Slide 1 lumen print by Rea Saxena, scanned by Morgan-Sears Williams.
Slide 2 images by Sophia English.
Image descriptions located in the comments.

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Artist Rea Saxena has begun their residency at the Blue Cabin! We're excited to have them aboard all month. On August 27th, you're invited to come by between 2-7pm for an open studio with Rea, to learn more about their practice and check out what they've been working on.

Rea will be experimenting with film and photo eco-processing techniques alongside mentor Morgan Sears-Williams, as well as developing film installation plans in the Blue Cabin studio. This residency is produced by grunt gallery, a founding member of the Blue Cabin Cooperative. You can learn more at thebluecabin.ca/residency [Image Description: A photo of Rea Saxena standing beside the Blue Cabin, with a wooden boat, mountains and blue sky in the background. Rea has short dark hair, light brown skin, big glasses and is wearing a red knitted vest over a black sleeveless top and black trousers, with their arms casually clasped behind their back. The wall of the Blue Cabin is mostly brown with green and black accents, two windows and a white lifebuoy attached in the middle.]

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We’re excited to welcome Rea Saxena as artist-in-residence for the Eco-Process Artist Residency at the Blue Cabin this August! Rea is interested in water as a site of flux, of layered histories, of things carried and deposited, in relation to their own experience as a third-culture-kid. Working with mentor Morgan Sears-Williams, Rea will experiment with lumen printing and phytograms using seaweed, sand, ocean water, light and time to speak to the traces left behind—marks made in conversation with the Blue Cabin by bodies that carry their own histories of displacement and transformation. Over their 4 weeks in residence, Rea will also be working on developing their installation practice, in which eco-processed, site-specific film performances are activated and transformed in real time.

Rea Saxena (they/she) is a multimedia artist currently based on the unceded, ancestral land of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm, Sḵwx̱wú7mesh and səlilwətaɬ nations. Rea’s media-based practice pairs hand-processed, disruptive analogue filmmaking techniques with rhythmic editing for projection and spatial media experiences.

For them, a film often begins with physical material—such as cyanotype printmaking, Hi-8 tape, 16mm or Super 8 film—before it inevitably gets reconfigured through digital code. By colliding old and new media, Rea explores cultural dysphoria, queerness and grounding rituals through their filmmaking and community-centred practices.

Their films have been featured across Canada at WNDX Festival of the Moving Image, XINEMA, WUFF (Winnipeg Underground Film Festival) and Capture Photography Film Festival. She holds a BFA from Emily Carr University of Art + Design in Film, Video, and Integrated Media. Rea has also taught several workshops on analogue practices at The Blue Cabin, Slice of Life, Cineworks, Echo Park Film Centre North and Still Moon Arts Society.

You can learn more about Rea’s practice at reasaxena.com.

Stay tuned for public programming announcements later this summer!

This residency is produced by grunt gallery, a member of the Blue Cabin Cooperative.

Image description in the comments.

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Just wrapped a new short film, it was such a beautiful experience. Really reminded me how much I love making movies. Teaser frame at the end, can’t wait to share more soon :)

📸 @nushisharma @aamir.u_ @kwkaustin @biancarosecheung

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UPDATED TIMING: PLEASE READ BELOW

a special first look at “Where Did All The Lesbians Go”, a short film directed by Bianca Cheung. featuring a curated selection of short films, music videos and more from your fav local queer creatives!

ticket link in bio 🔗

☆ Thursday, May 14, 2026, 7:00-10:00 PM
☆ 1ST SCREENING at 7:30 PM
☆ 2ND SCREENING at 9:00 PM
☆ 713 East Hastings Street, Vancouver @lobestudio_
☆ $10-15 sliding scale

FEATURING:

★ Where Did All The Lesbians Go? - Bianca Cheung

AND

★ Peking Duck - Alger Liang

★ Late Bloomer - Anjalica Solomon & Divya Kaur

★ Body Varial - Audrey Kerridge

★ Well Loved - Clara Salameh

★ Middle of the Bed - Lila Gray

★ THE BODY MUST BE BEAUTIFUL - Rafael Zen & Khalil Alomar

★ Pigeon Hole - Rea Saxena

★ ShitCute - Ritisha Jhamb & Ry Fry

★ Egg Yolk Custard Bun - Soya Wu

shoutout to our sound techs @ Lobe: @yelllo.www @gorgoth_misyrion

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Introducing Found You Magazine Issue 4: Abundance. We have launched a campaign to fund the issue, and we need your help! After literally years of work—slow, intentional, time taken to mould and shape each little bit with consideration and care—we are finally ready to share it with you.

Please pre-order your copy now! Special early-bird pricing is being offered until June 15. Your support affords us the ability to print and deliver each issue, and we’re so excited to get it to your doorstep. For all the details, visit the link in our bio.

The fourth issue features original work interpreting the theme of abundance in surprising and unexpected ways. Writing by Emily Blatta, Benjamin Lickerman, Marion Benkaiouche, Daisy Barker, GiGi, Lera Acey, Robyn Travis and Scott Inniss. Visual art by Rea Saxena, Nadya Isabella, Ziv Wei, Qian Cheng and Olivia Mattison.

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Heaven on Earth for one night only! Heaven is a party!

Performances by:
Liz Milton
Samantha Li
Misty Blue

Plus
One of a kind silent auction prizes
A biblically accurate angel
Nectar of the Gods
A cherubic fountain of piss
Holy jello shots
Preacher Holy Toni Baloney Macaroni
Angel numbers
God Herself
Surprise guests
And you as the best version of yourself.

A fundraiser for LIVE IN HELL, coming to the Vancouver Fringe Festival this fall.

Looking forward to meeting you all in #heaven.

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