Presented within an integrated health clinic, this talk explores photography as a potential resource for cognitive and emotional well-being. In dialogue withneuroaesthetics, it considers how aesthetic experience may influence neural processing, stress regulation, and embodied perception. Rather than making clinical claims, it asks how photography might contribute to more balanced perceptual and emotional states. INNER LANDSCAPES: PHOTOGRAPHY, PERCEPTION, & WELL-BEING A Conver

The Dante Alighieri Society of BC & the Capture Photography Festival in Vancouver invite you to the live performance The Ballad of a Soldier-Bard in Times of War Photography, Live Music & Poetry Join us for a cross-disciplinary performance combining p rojected photography, spoken poetry, and live music to offer a reflective exploration of love, memory, and creativity in times of conflic t. The performance features photography by Stefano Gulmanelli , vocals by singer-songwri

The Dante Alighieri Society of BC in Vancouver, the Museum of Vancouver & the Consulate General of Italy in Vancouver invite you to a talk by Dr. Katharina N. Piechocki The Making of Borders Cartography and Early Modern Europe from the Black Sea to the Atlantic Thursday, 19 March 2026, 6.30 pm-8.00 pm (PST) Joyce Walley Room, Museum of Vancouver The event will be moderated by Dr. Arianna Dagnino (University of British Columbia) 1100 Chestnut Street , Vancouver In English –

Join architect and author Sarah Robinson for a compelling exploration of how the built world affects our wellbeing and our connections to one another. Inspired by her new book, The Architecture of Resonance (Routledge), Robinson reveals how architecture “acts”—guiding our movements, moods, and interactions in ways we often overlook. From the physics of resonance to the poetry of everyday life, she makes a powerful case for designing environments that support healthier, more