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Table of Contents.

12. Cover Designers 13. Welcome 14. Schedule

Kick Off.

16. The Party on Opening Night 18. The Party Gift Bag and Inform Favourites 20. Exhibit Design Awards

Party Wayfinder.

22. The Mix 26. After Parties

30. Look Who’s Here 51. Speaker Schedule

Let’s Explore.

Features.

82. Tokyo Exchange 86. GRAY Stage 88. Central Bar 89. Entrance 90. Clay & Glaze, Collect 91. HAY Pop Up Shop, INTRO/LA 92. Open Studio, Prototype 93. Studio North, The District 94. Exhibits of Note

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Explore them all...

Above left: Imu Chan, principal of Vancouver-based FSOARK Architect. Chan and his team also designed the Tokyo Exhange feature. See page 82.

Center: UK-based illustrators and ceramicists Laura Carlin and Jo Cartwright. Carlin’s work was selected for this year’s Clay & Glazeexhibit. See page 90.

Above right: Eindhoven-based design duo Oskar Peet and Sophie Mensen of Studio OS & OOS. Participants in The Mix, you can see their installation and collaboration on the fair floorand at offsite events.

See pages 22, 24, 67.

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Guest Cover Designer: Oskar Peet and Sophie Mensen of Studio OS & OOS

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IDS Vancouver: from Italy to Japan to the UK and the Netherlands, with stops in our own backyard.

With a flourishing design community extending down the Pacific coastline, an impressive population of design-savvy enthusiasts, and a sensibility that is uniquely West Coast, Vancouver is ready for the global design stage!

Welcome to the 13th edition of IDS Vancouver—our largest showcase yet of designers, artists, makers, and design-centric brands—where you’re invited to discover, find inspiration, and learn with our robust roster of features, exhibits, and keynotes from the design world’s most notable talent.

Always content driven, IDS Vancouver seeks to provide a platform to connect the public with design industry creatives ... it’s what makes us tick. This year, we paired Vancouver-based, world-renowned talent with international designers and brands on collaborative installations and conversations. Featured offsite in open studios and on the fair floor, working together are: London + Portland, Kolkata + Milan, and Tokyo + Vancouver.

I’m both humbled and motivated by the tireless work and remarkable dedication of this year’s exhibitors, sponsors, special guests, and speakers—all of whom are here to share their passion.

On behalf of all of us at IDS Vancouver, I want to extend a tremendous thank you!

And on behalf of all of the above, I invite you to get curious and go explore!

Jody Phillips, IDS Vancouver Show Director

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Schedule.

The Mix.

Sponsored by the Consulate to the Netherlands, Curated by Burgers Architecture Inc Media partner FRAME Offsite Events Tuesday – Sunday, September 26 – October 1, 2017

The Party on Opening Night.

Presented by Inform Interiors and Intracorp Thursday, September 28, 2017 7pm – 11pm

Professional Trade Day. Presented by Miele Friday, September 29, 2017 9:30am – 5:30pm

The Weekend.

Saturday, September 30, 2017 10am – 6pm Sunday, October 1, 2017 10am – 5pm

Venue: Vancouver Convention Centre West 1055 Canada Place, Vancouver, B.C. Tickets: Tickets and wristbands available online and at the door.

See idsvancouver.com for details.

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Kick Off

The Party on Opening Night.

Presented by Inform Interiors and Intracorp.

Thursday, September 28, 2017 7pm – 11pm $35 online; $40 at the door The biggest design party of the year brings together over 5,600 of the industry’s greatest influencers for one amazing night to kick off IDS Vancouver 2017. The Party on Opening Night, presented by Inform Interiors and Intracorp, is where Canadian and international design talents gather to check out what’s in store from the brightest in the industry, while exploring the features, entertainment and exhibits. All exhibits will be open for business and the beer will be flowing. Celebrate Vancouver’s exceptionally talented design industry at IDS. (19+)

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Kick Off

The Party Gift Bag. It’s not a party without a goodie bag! Be one of the first 2,500 people through the doors to receive The Party Gift Bag, a custom designed canvas tote exclusive to IDS Vancouver 2017. The doors open at 7 pm – arrive early to get your hands on a limited edition and highly coveted tote created by one of three celebrated design studios: Electric Coffin of Seattle, Washington (shown left); Kate Arends x Hygge and West of St. Paul, Minnesota (center); and Matteo Cibic of Milan, Italy (right).

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ANDLight, participant in Inform Favourites: The Party Gift Bag.

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It gets even better! If a limited edition, exclusive canvas tote isn’t enough, inside each of the 2,500 Party Gift Bags there is a code with a chance to win a prize. IDS Vancouver, Inform Interiors and Intracorp have come together with the top brands in contemporary furniture and lighting to create Inform Favourites: The Party Gift Bag.

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Kick Off

Exhibit Design Awards.

Design is serious business at IDS Vancouver. Exhibitors and their teams have spent countless hours and creative muster working behind the scenes for months on end to make their presentations as stylish and clever as their own products and services.

GRAY magazine will single out the best of the best, awarding the 4 most stunning, innovative, or surprising exhibit space designs with an Exhibit Design Award during The Party on Opening Night. Winners will receive a custom-designed trophy and their exhibit will be published in the December/January issue of GRAY. Presented by:

Designed and fabricated by:

Designer-fabricator Julie Conway owns ILLUMINATA ART GLASS DESIGN, a Seattle-based studio of custom lighting and glassworks specializing in collaborations with architects, designers, collectors, and clients to create extraordinary custom, lighted glassworks.

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Party wayfinder.

Insightful and collaborative.

In partnership with local studios and showrooms, IDS Vancouver is thrilled to extend its celebration of design beyond the show floor with events leading up to the fair and official after parties.

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The Mix. Celebrate the launch of THE MIX at IDS Vancouver 2017 with offsite events at Brent Comber Studio, Bobbie Burgers Studio, and Martha Sturdy Studio! Entry to these events is included with your wristband – the ticket option that gives you unlimited access to all offsite installations and after parties, as well as to all FRAME MINDS talks and the show floor itself during the weekend. Wristbands sold at idsvancouver.com, limited availability.

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Tuesday Sept 26 7pm – 8:30pm

Tuesday Sept 26 8:30pm – 10pm

Wednesday Sept 27 6pm – 8pm

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Brent Comber Studio 1645 Columbia St. North Vancouver

Bobbie Burgers Studio 20 Orwell St. North Vancouver

Martha Sturdy Studio 12 West 5th Ave. Vancouver

Mingle with Vancouver’s design community, enjoy refreshments and get an exclusive first look at the collaborative installation between Brent Comber and Eindhoven-based design duo OS & OOS.

Enjoy drinks and get an exclusive first look at the collaborative installation between Bobbie Burgers and the Eindhovenbased design duo at Studio RENS.

Enjoy drinks and get an exclusive first look at the collaborative installation between Martha Sturdy and Rotterdam-based designer Sabine Marcelis.

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Designer Sabine Marcelis.

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Party Wayfinder

THE MIX is a brand new program for IDS Vancouver 2017 that includes displays, installations and talks both onsite and off. Thanks to the generous support from the Consulate to the Netherlands and the program’s media partner, FRAME Magazine, three leading Netherlands-based designers have been paired with three celebrated, established Vancouver creators. These pairs will exhibit side by side on centre aisle at IDS Vancouver and take part in offsite conversations hosted by FRAME Magazine at the Vancouver-based designers’ and artists’ studios. See pg. 67 for details.

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Party Wayfinder

The After Parties.

The festivities continue. The end of the day at IDS is only the beginning... the after parties keep design revelers going well into the night. See and be seen every evening at the official after parties—you never know who you’ll rub elbows with.

Friday, Saturday, Sunday

Official Watering Hole 8pm – Late Strathcona Beer Co. 895 E Hastings St. Join us at the official watering hole of IDS every night Friday through Sunday to cap off another successful day and to view the installation currently on display.

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GRAY Magazine with Jan Kath

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8pm – Late Jan Kath Showroom 505 Railway St. Join GRAY magazine at Jan Kath showroom in Railtown featuring a special collection of rugs from Morocco, with drinks and DJ. Food truck available on site

6pm – Late Livingspace 1706 W 1st Ave. Join us at Livingspace showroom in the Armoury District for an evening of furniture and fun!

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Look Who’s Here

Jaime Hayon.

With celebrated work bridging art and industrial design, the singular Jaime Hayon proves more is more.

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If there is anyone in the world who can speak to the power of inspiration, it’s Jaime Hayon. Our man on stage is a prolific industrial designer and artist based in Madrid who has been turning out iconbound designs for more than 15 years.

His playful and energetic personality emanates from an impressively diverse body of work that ranges from furniture and artistic installations to wristwatches and lighting.

In recent years, he’s been making a name for himself in interior design as well. His work for leading hotels, restaurants, and retail spaces has evolved into a platform for creating unique objects and elements both functional—and not.

Hayon’s resumé is extensive and varied, reflecting a mind that’s always searching for fresh inspiration from sometimes unlikely sources. He studied industrial design in Madrid and Paris before joining Fabrica, the Benetton-funded design and communication academy in Italy, where he directed the design department from 1997 to 2003. Hayon set up his own studio

practice in 2000 and has fully dedicated himself to his personal projects since 2003.

That year, the art exhibit “Mediterranean Digital Baroque” at London’s David Gill Gallery cemented his reputation as one to watch. Many more exhibitions and installations in major galleries and museums around the world followed. Today, his work is part of many permanent collections.

In 2008, Hayon was guest of honour at Belgium’s Interieur Biennial, a position held in previous years by world-famous design personalities such as Verner Panton, Konstantin Grcic, and Philippe Starck. At just 34 years old, he was the youngest person ever to receive the distinction.

Hayon’s relevance and significance continues to grow at a rapid clip. Already a double award-winner of the Elle Deco International Design Awards, in 2016 the publication anointed him Designer of the Year, citing him as the “exuberant, rebellious and talented Spanish designer, back in the limelight once again.” Similar accolades have come from other top publications including Time, Wallpaper, Icon Magazine, and AD Russia. Easily one of the most visionary creators of our time, Jaime Hayon is one of the most inspiring and influential as well.

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This page: Pieces from Wittmann Hayon Workshop, a collaboration between Jaime Hayon and Austrian manufacturer Wittmann.

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Hayonstudio

Opposite: The Nirav Modi flagship boutique in New Delhi, designed by Hayon.

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Jaime Hayon is speaking on the Caesarstone Stage Friday at 1pm.

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Hayonstudio

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Matteo Cibic.

Unabashedly joyful and creatively unbridled, Matteo Cibic blazes new trails in the design world.

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A dreamlike bestiary of ceramic characters.

Rideable sculptures. A mobile tree trolley outfitted with a wi-fi hotspot. The backpack of the future. These examples alone illustrate the creative vibrancy and allure of Vicenza, Italy-based Matteo Cibic’s work, but it’s also his own irreverent sense of humor that draws you into his world.

Though he’s been in the design scene for only 10 years, Cibic is fully emerged.

Working in product design, communication, exhibition design, and fashion design, he’s developed products and creative ideas for luxury brands, collectors, and tech companies. He’s known for creating objects with hybrid functions and anthropomorphic and joyful shapes— a “rideable” desk shaped like a life-sized horse, and his 366-day series of vases with noses, are prime examples.

Cibic’s works of art and design are displayed in museums, institutions, and galleries worldwide. Recently lauded as

the “2017 Young Design Talent” by Elle Deco International Design Awards, Cibic has been spotlighted in top publications such as Newsweek International, Departure Magazine, L’Uomo Vogue, Ideat, AD India, Marie Claire Maison, and more... and that’s just in this past year.

So where did this creative ambition come from? In a recent interview with Max Fraser of Newsweek, Cibic shared that as a child, he first imagined becoming the Pope, and later, the next Michael Jordan. But he credits his uncle with setting him on the course of industrial design. “One summer I observed the design studio and working life of my uncle Aldo, and I loved it.” (“Uncle” is design legend Aldo Cibic, founding member of the 1980s Memphis Group).

Cibic the younger studied art and design in London and art, design, and architecture in Milan, and then spent time at Fabrica, Benetton’s renowned research center before launching his own firm in 2007.

Cibic’s work is whimsical and playful, a result of his personal ethos: “I only work with people I like, on things that make me happy,” he muses. Inspiring words to live—and design—by.

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Luce Naga Collection (Matteo Cibic for Scarlet Splendour). Inspired by Indian typography, this collection is made in Italy in ceramic and gold. The special bulbs are made of handblown glass.

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VASONASO, Cibic’s 366 day research project into objects’ sociological relationships.

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Domsai, smart desk terrariums

by Matteo Cibic, on display in Clay & Glaze.

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Matteo Cibic is speaking on the Caesarstone Stage Friday at 3pm.

See pg 58 for details.

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Look Who’s Here

Camille Walala.

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The London-based pattern pro turns her brights on.

The colorful, iconoclastic work of East London-based designer Camille Walala is hard to miss. Chances are you’ve seen it emblazoning venues and buildings across London, Sydney, New York and beyond— from retail displays for Le Printemps in Paris that splashed graphic, primary prints across classical sculptures to an immersive, psychedelic pop-up bar in Sydney to a street art mural in London that proclaimed “play more, dance more.”

She’s even created a trio of trippy, handpainted, limited edition chocolate Easter eggs for Harrods. Whatever the scale, her eye-popping work exudes an optimistic, exuberant energy that’s earned her a loyal following among art and design intelligentsia.

A graduate in Textile Design from the University of Brighton, Walala’s namesake brand was established in East London in 2009, where she continues to live. Influences include the Memphis Movement, the Ndebele tribe of South Africa, whose women paint their houses with powerful and colourful patterns, and Optical Art master Vasarely—alongside the simple desire to put a smile on people’s faces.

Her signature “Tribal POP” style presents a boundless energy for show-stopping and social spaces—“the bigger the better,” she says. (Her largest commission to date was painting a four-story building in London’s Shoreditch with vibrant zig-zags, in 2015). Recent work has seen her progressing from her popular textile-based range to include art direction, interior design, and a continued love affair with popup restaurants, where her passion for food and design are brought to life.

Her clients include schools, festivals, clubs, and international brands such as Nintendo, XOYO, Koppaberg, Bompas &Parr, Darkroom, Barbican Festival and Land of King. Though she was born in France and has worked all over, she’s found London to be a fertile place to develop her career and oeuvre. As she told a reporter for the Globe and Mail in 2016, “London is an amazingly creative city. You meet so many people who have the same desires as you. It can be overwhelming at first, but it is also so inspiring!” Anyone who’s seen Walala’s vigorously vibrant work—equal parts overwhelming and inspiring—could say the same thing.

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Camille Walala is speaking on the Caesarstone Stage Saturday at 1pm.

See pg 61 for details.

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Opposite: Camille Walala’s commision for Better Bankside and Transport for London coincided with London Design Festival 2016.

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This page: “Dream Come True” building in Shoreditch, London.

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Kate Arends.

Designer, blogger, and digital dynamo Kate Arends hits the big-time. Over the past

9 years, Arends has worn many hats, from graphic designer to blogger to multichannel marketing consultant to product designer. But whether she’s penning design stories for her uber-popular life-style blog, Wit & Delight (3.1 million unique followers and counting), or designing tech and home goods collections for Target, she seeks out humor and beauty in all things.

Those dual interests inspired the name of her blog, which she established in 2009 while working as a graphic designer in Minneapolis, Minnesota. As she explains, “’Wit’ refers to a sharpness and quirkiness to the process, while ‘Delight’ is a reminder to find the joy and the humor in each step.”

Arends now lives in St. Paul, Minnesota, and has parlayed her branding, graphic, and product design expertise to launch Wit & Delight Studio, a firm that specializes in creative and multichannel

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development and creating brands from the ground up. They offer re-branding, high-level communications strategy, graphic design, art direction and content creation for nationally renowned brands including 3M, Fossil, and Red Wing Heritage. Additionally, Arends’ design work has been published in AIGA 365, Communication Arts, and Print Magazine.

In 2014 and 2016, Wit & Delight launched limited-edition product lines with Target. Ever since, Arends has been consulting with a handful of other retail clients on product development and digital marketing. Indeed, it seems the sky is the limit for her future partnerships and collaborations.

Recently, Arends has also applied her design know-how to shape the interiors of her own home in St. Paul—an undertaking that has turned the tables on this designworld personality, with myriad publications and blogs sharing, posting, and re-posting images of the sophisticated, playful, and functional living spaces she’s created for her own family.

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Kate Arends is speaking on the Caesarstone Stage Sunday at 1pm.

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Speakers.

Something to learn at every turn.

These are the exciting speakers joining us on both the Caesarstone Stage and the GRAY Stage as well as our series of accredited breakout sessions on Miele Trade Day.

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Friday Trade Day. Friday, Sept 29

8:30am – 10am

Keynote Breakfast Caesarstone Stage IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1.5 Non-Core LU

Design Communities Unite. Sharing their successes, challenges and visions for their own design communities, leaders from Design March Reykjavik, Dutch Design Week, Toronto Design Offsite Festival and WantedDesign New York will present on events and initiatives in their cities that have contributed to their unique design culture and strengthened their communities. With a presentation exploring the role design plays in our cities, we invite you to realize the exciting potential a design-centric community has to capture the uniqueness of its geographical location while affecting its culture.

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Some Assembly Required Room 111/112, Level 1 IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Core LU

Inspired by IKEA founder Ingvar Kamprad’s mission to provide affordable, well-designed products ‘for the many people,’ Backcountry Hut Company’s co-founder and principal Michael Leckie will discuss self-build structures and principles of the DIY housing movement, and will shed light on the process of creating modular designs that are easy to assemble, sustainable, and highly customizable.

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10am – 11am

The 5 P’s For Success: Procuring, Planning, Partnership, Psychology, and Publicity Room 116/117, Level 1 IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Non-Core LU

Every kitchen and bath project is a journey from the first client interview to completed project. Beverly Hills-based interior designer Christopher Grubb shares his processes for marketing, interviewing, setting fees, working with couples, partnering with contractors, using luxury materials, and getting press.

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Be Our Guest: Hospitality Design GRAY Stage IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Core LU

Moderator: Rachel Gallaher, GRAY magazine Panelists: Andrea Greenway, Andrea Greenway Interior Design; Andee Hess, Osmose Design; Adèle Rankin, CHIL Interior Design; Paola Oromí Tassara, Starbucks What brings you back to a specific hotel or restaurant over and over again? Hospitality design has a bigger impact on our experiences than most people realize. Join industry professionals as they discuss their approaches to designing projects ranging from popular boutiques to the hottest new bars, and learn how they work with clients to create a focused customer experience.

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Trade Day. Friday, Sept 29 12pm – 1pm

Anonymity and Authenticity: Everyday Canadian Design Room 111/112, Level 1 IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Non-Core LU

How do we build criteria to establish authenticity in Canadian design history?

What might the landscape, or eco-system, of Canadian design history look like?

Bonne Zabolotney, VP Academic & Provost, Emily Carr University of Art + Design, will address ideas and issues around the history of Canadian design—a history that has been inconsistently recorded and discussed.

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From Main Street to Rodeo Drive: Making Luxury Elements the Design Star Room 116/117, Level 1 IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Non-Core LU

Wondering how to achieve luxury at any budget? Award-winning and internationally acclaimed interior designer Christopher Grubb uses his own projects as examples to explain which materials, finishes, fixtures, and other architectural elements and decorative details help to infuse a sense of extravagance into the kitchen and bath.

While addressing a wide spectrum of budgets, Grubb will also share which trendforward luxury features answer the consumer’s demand for opulence.

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1pm – 2pm

Jaime Hayon Caesarstone Stage IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Non-Core LU

Modern Renaissance. Spanish artist-designer Jaime Hayon was born in Madrid in 1974.

Hayon’s designs created a new wave that blurred the lines between art, decor and design, and fueled a renaissance in finely-crafted, intricate objects within the context of contemporary design culture. Hayon’s designs for a wide client base span diverse functions and mediums, including domestic furniture, lighting fixtures, and interiors for leading hotels, restaurants and retail establishments worldwide. TIME Magazine and Wallpaper Magazine have included Hayon as one of the most relevant creators of our times.

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Trade Day. Friday, Sept 29

2pm – 3pm

Objects in Space: Collaborating with Interior Designers for Customized Projects Room 111/112, Level 1 IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Non-Core LU

Creating spaces that feature bespoke design demands a fluid client-designer relationship—but also critical is the collaborative relationship between interior designers and the furniture designer-makers or artists commissioned to conceive and build these features. This panel, led by design curator and writer Jennifer-Navva Milliken, will identify the challenges and benefits of these collaborations from the perspective of designermakers, who will offer ideas on how to navigate design cooperation successfully.

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John Filomena is an online strategist, trainer, speaker and the National Marketing Manager for Caesarstone Canada. He will walk attendees through the customer journey and help them understand the purchasing life cycle and the customer funnel.

Attendees will learn how to create calls-to-action, optimize posts, understand SEO versus SEM and review the buying process.

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2:30 pm – 3:30pm

Local to Global:

Glenn Lawson & Grant Fenning GRAY Stage IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Non-Core LU

Moderator: Stacy Kendall, GRAY magazine Glenn Lawson and Grant Fenning, founders of L.A.-based design firm Lawson-Fenning, will discuss the authenticity of celebrating one’s own city, and how it led them from running a local retail store as design students to being a global design brand, revered far beyond their West Coast roots.

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Trade Day. Friday, Sept 29

3pm – 4pm

Matteo Cibic Caesarstone Stage IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Non-Core LU

Joyful Shapes. Widely known for his objects with hybrid functions and anthropomorphic and joyful shapes, Italian designer and creative director Matteo Cibic specializes in surprises. His designs often have unexpected and hidden features, creating an interactive experience with the user. Cibic will present his lively and diverse portfolio of creations, which often juxtapose animal, human, and inanimate forms.

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Friday 4pm – 5pm

It’s All About Surfaces Room 111/112, Level 1 IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Core LU

What sets you apart from the rest of the pack? Oftentimes it comes down to the details.

A rendering tells a story, and a good story sells a design. Your 3D models need to look good and the model’s textures have a significant effect on the presentation value. Join Monte Chapin of Graphisoft to learn how to fine-tune surfaces in your BIM model to add a signature touch to your renderings and interactive models.

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The Business of Colour Room 116/117, Level 1 IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Non-Core LU

Join our panel of renowned industry experts and TV personalities, including Sharon Grech from Benjamin Moore, Kelly Deck from Kelly Deck Design, and Shai DeLuca-Tamasi from Shai Deluca Interior Design for an engaging discussion surrounding the business of colour. Explore how colour can impact and grow your business, and how designers can leverage trends and inspiration when addressing client needs.

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The Weekend.

Saturday, Sept 30

11:30am – 12:30pm

Alexa Hampton & Michelle Newbery GRAY Stage Moderator: Jaime Gillin, GRAY magazine Mix Masters: The High/Low Formula for Authentic Interiors. Alexa Hampton is a New York-based interior designer, a perennial member of Architectural Digest’s AD100, House Beautiful’s Top Designer list and Elle Décor’s A-list. She’s also a contributing writer, author, product designer, and the creative director of The Mine. In conversation with Michelle Newbery, president of The Mine, these two design powerhouses will share tips and wisdom from their careers, discuss the importance of mixing high and low and reveal how to achieve authentic sophistication in the home.

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Camille Walala Caesarstone Stage Beginning her career as a textile designer, Camille Walala today specialises in transforming spaces with a vibrant blend of colour and pattern. Seen in venues and adorning buildings across London, Sydney, New York and beyond, her designs are instantly recognisable, explode with energy and are engineered to evoke a smile in anyone who sees them. Camille is influenced by the work of the Memphis Group, South Africa’s Ndebele tribe and op-art pioneer Victor Vasarely, but her gleefully asymmetric patterns and eye-popping approach to colour are entirely her own.

Her clients include schools, festivals, clubs, and international brands, and she is always on the lookout for larger-scale spaces to transform. Soon, we’ll all be living in Walaland – and a good thing too: it’s a happy place.

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2:30pm – 3:30pm GRAY Stage Moderator: Jaime Gillin, GRAY magazine Panel of Judges: Zach Matheson, Design Within Reach Contract; Leanna Haakons, Blackhawk Financial; Tyson Villeneuve, The Social Concierge; Tessa Andrews, Paxson Fay Pitch Tank is a live Dragon’s Den/Shark Tank-style competition. Contestants pitch new and audacious design-related concepts or products to a panel of experts who drill for details and offer valuable feedback to help hone their pitches for success. The panel and the audience will determine the winner.

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Design with Feeling Caesarstone Stage Glossy magazines and renovation TV shows may be mainstays of the design world, but Mark Challen and Suzanne Dimma think it’s possible to go a little deeper. After leaving their jobs at Canada’s highly respected design magazine, House & Home, they’ve been searching for style inspiration in places that conventional media rarely considers. In this motivational talk, the two industry veterans celebrate their love of the emotional and soulful side of design, and discuss how to bring historic storytelling and authentic personality into your rooms and everyday life.

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Sunday, Oct 1

11:30am – 12:30pm

The Cutting Edge: Latest Design Trends GRAY Stage Moderator: Jennifer McCullum, GRAY Magazine Panelists: Michelle Dirkse, Michelle Dirkse Interior Design; Kate Snyder, Studio Roslyn; Tony Robins, AAA ROBINS architect; Scott Ellis, Contemporary Office Interiors Experts in their fields, our panelists discuss what’s happening and what’s next in design trends. Never satisfied with just skimming the surface, we’ll cover the big-picture evolution of how today’s families and individuals live, how technology and sustainability plays an ever-increasing role, and how you can look for ways to avoid making design choices that will quickly become outdated. Come hear what’s on the horizon.

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Kate Arends Caesarstone Stage A St. Paul-based creative and multichannel marketing consultant with extensive experience in the design industry, Kate Arends wears many hats: blogger, product developer, branding consultant, and designer. In 2009, she founded Wit & Delight, a lifestyle blog that has garnered a tight-knit following with an edited yet approachable point of view on decor, fashion, and entertaining. The website has since broadened its focus to include mental health and wellness topics. In addition to running Wit & Delight, Kate creates award-winning strategic design, marketing, and product solutions for nationally renowned brands including Target, 3M, Fossil, and Red Wing Heritage.

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Sunday, Oct 1

2:30pm – 3pm

Ideas on Demand: 3D Printing the Future GRAY Stage Have you ever wanted to have your own furniture or accessories collection? Imagine being able to dream up an object and make it with a simple push of a button. Neil Patel, CEO of Print the Future, will show us how 3D printing on demand is going to revolutionize people’s ability to create objects—without boundaries. Print the Future has been written about by Fast Company, Elle Décor, GRAY magazine, and Buzzfeed.

3pm – 4pm

West Coast Luxury Caesarstone Stage Moderator: Fiona Forbes, Vancouver Luxury Living Panelists: Gillian Segal, Gillian Segal Design; Karin Bohn, House of Bohn; Gaile Guevara, Gaile Guevara Studio Ltd. Join this panel of Vancouver’s top interior designers and influencers for a lively discussion about renovations, home décor, entertaining and what ‘luxury’ means to them.

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Offsite

Saturday Sept 30 | 3pm – 4pm

FRAME Minds: Brent Comber + OS & OOS Brent Comber Studio: 1645 Columbia St., North Vancouver IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Non-Core LU

Moderator: Tracey Ingram, FRAME Magazine North Vancouver-based designer Brent Comber and Eindhoven-based design duo Oskar Peet and Sophie Mensen of Studio OS & OOS will discuss the similarities and differences in their materials and why where they live and work may influence how and what they create.

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Saturday Sept 30 | 4:30pm – 5:30pm

FRAME Minds: Bobbie Burgers + Studio RENS Bobbie Burgers Studio: 20 Orwell St., North Vancouver IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Non-Core LU

Moderator: Tracey Ingram, FRAME Magazine North Vancouver-based artist Bobbie Burgers will discuss with Eindhovenbased designers Stefanie van Keijsteren and Renee Menen of Studio RENS the similarities and differences in their creative process, their materials, and how they approach and are influenced by colour.

Sunday Oct 1 | 2pm – 3pm

FRAME Minds: Martha Sturdy + Sabine Marcelis Martha Sturdy Studio: 12 West 5th Ave. Vancouver IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Core LU

Moderator: Tracey Ingram, FRAME Magazine Vancouver-based artist Martha Sturdy and Rotterdam-based designer Sabine Marcelis will discuss the relationship between light and material, what influences the materials they use, the qualities of those materials and the objects they create.

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Look Who’s Here

Glenn Lawson & Grant Fenning

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The founders of cult furniture brand Lawson-Fenning embody California cool.

Thinking local comes naturally to Glenn Lawson and Grant Fenning, the duo behind the beloved Los Angeles furniture design studio and shop Lawson-Fenning. The pair met as furniture design students at ArtCenter College in the late 1990s, bonding over a shared appreciation for midcentury design—“California’s contemporary golden age of design and craft,” as they put it.

They began collaborating shortly after, designing furniture in a shared studio space in Pasadena. When people began walking in off the street to buy pieces, they knew they were on to something.

Fast-forward twenty years, and they’re still hunting for and dreaming up the pieces they love, albeit on a larger retail scale: a two-story Melrose Avenue flagship; a neighborhood store in Silverlake; and a separate LF workshop where they still hand-craft every piece of customizable furniture. The duo’s latest offering is a shop-

in-shop at the Lawson-Fenning flagship— a “designer’s dirty secret” that stocks smaller accessories like limited-release ceramics, tabletop items, and gifts.

From the company’s own midcenturyinspired furnishings to the vintage finds on offer at the two shops, Lawson-Fenning is a true California brand, translating the raw natural beauty of Southern California— the desert, the beach, the mountains— with a contemporary vernacular rooted in mid-century lines. The founders pride themselves on their company’s ethos of local manufacturing, their commitment to the LA design community, and their audience of both professional designers and enthusiasts. “We are sincere in our mission to provide a hub of knowledge and vintage-modern design for anyone,” they say. “Even if you don’t go hunting for Soleri bells or Arne Norell on the weekend, we are an accessible alternative to mass-production or cliché knockoff.

We believe aspirational is attainable.”

Hear, hear.

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Lawson-Fenning’s Melrose showroom.

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Alexa Hampton.

A master of luxurious interiors shares her secrets on stage. For a lauded interior

designer at the helm of an iconic firm known for its contemporary yet classical design, Alexa Hampton is surprisingly irreverent and witty in person. It’s this combination of ease and forthrightness, combined with traditional glamour and formality, that makes her design work so winning, too.

In 1998, after her father, the celebrated interior designer Mark Hampton, passed away, the younger Hampton took over his New York City-based company, Mark Hampton LLC. He founded the firm in 1976, and in his 22 years at its helm, he’d accumulated an impressive array of accolades; among them, he was designated an “Icon of American Design” by journalists, and posthumously celebrated by Architectural Digest in January 2010 as one of “The World’s Twenty Greatest Designers of All Time.” His work included commissions at the White House for President Bush Sr. and President Clinton; at Gracie Mansion, the residence of New York’s mayor; and the American Embassy in Paris.

Inheriting and leading a world famous company while growing both its client roster and its contemporary relevance is no

small feat, yet Hampton has done so with graceful aplomb. She has completed a wide range of designs for domestic and international projects, from New York City to Hangzhou, China, including apartments and large residences, private airplanes and yachts. A perennial member of Architectural Digest’s AD100 and House Beautiful’s Top Designer list as well as a member of Elle Décor’s A-list, Hampton’s work is classic, and eclectic. She is the author of two critically acclaimed books, The Language of Interior Design, and Decorating in Detail, and is a contributing columnist for The Wall Street Journal’s Saturday “Off Duty” section. In addition to being the creative director of The Mine, Hampton has a growing stable of acclaimed products for the home including fabrics and trims for Kravet Inc., her own furniture line for Hickory Chair Co. and its sister furniture line at Kravet, carpets for Stark Carpet, lighting for Visual Comfort & Co., and more.

Don’t miss the chance to hear this dynamic speaker take the stage for an intimate, wide-ranging chat with Michelle Newbery, president of The Mine, exploring the importance of mixing high and low, tips drawn from a lifetime of design, and how to achieve authentic sophistication in the home.

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Features.

Immersive. Inspiring.

Each year, IDS Vancouver produces special features that speak to design trends and ideas that inspire and amaze visitors. The following are some of this year’s hot spots.

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Exploring the Pacific.

In its fourth year, the Exchange showcases designers from across the world and across cultures.

Last year IDS Vancouver focused on Eindhoven, Netherlands, and this year the spotlight is on Japan’s contemporary design hub, Tokyo. Curated by Design Milk, the booth is the first one to greet attendees as they walk into the Convention Centre.

Designed by Vancouver-based FSOARK Architect, the installation displays products from Tokyo-based studios we+ and Design for Industry. “Jaime Derringer [of Design Milk] and I have been following Design for Industry since founder Daisuke Kitagawa’s Nod Lamp, and we thought their sleek design sensibility would really resonate with our trade and general audience,” explains IDS Vancouver director, Jody Phillips. “I met we+ at Rossana Orlandi in Milan this past Spring and was so inspired by how they bring together art and function.” She adds, “Tokyo is of huge interest for so many reasons—its diverse design scene also has such a balanced sensibility and attention to detail.”

FSOARK is no stranger to installation work, as its principal Imu Chan often takes

on designing exhibits and conceptual pieces as a way to push himself and his team further in their explorations of design.

Chan, who has both visited and lived temporarily in Tokyo in the past, designed an installation entitled “X,” so-called for its namesake shape, which brings the concept of “exchange” into 3-D. The lower bar is characterized as a bridge and the upper bar as a pier, “metaphorically bridging the geographic separation between Japan and Vancouver,” says Chan.

“Typical booth layouts encourage visitors to go in and weave through the space.

In our case, it’s different; we turned it completely inside out, creating four wedge shapes you can interact with.” The structure in the 400-square-foot space is made from whitewashed timber, with a floor covering that is a synthetic, tatami-like mat made in Japan in contrasting black.

Chan and his team have worked closely with the designers from we+ and Design for Industry to make sure they hit the right notes. “It needed the feel of emptiness and lightness surrounding the products— a quiet feel,” Chan explains. “It is designed to be more like a gathering place than a booth.” With this, Tokyo brings it home at IDS Vancouver.

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This page: Street light by Design for Industry.

Opposite: Disguise by we+.

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Stage.

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Always a beehive of buzzy activity, the GRAY Stage is one of the most anticipated features of the show. GRAY magazine provides this platform for smart design talks with some of North America’s top designers, architects, and innovators. This year, the freshly minted Studio Roslyn, made up of Vancouver, B.C.-based duo Kate Snyder and Jessica MacDonald designed the dramatic backdrop for this stellar content. Peek behind the stage for the “hidden” Green Room decked out with furnishings from Herman Miller, DWR Contract and Contemporary Office Interiors—all three of whom also provided STUDIO ROSLYN the striking stage furniture and audience seating. The team at British Columbia LOGO Timberframe Co. in Squamish, B.C., rose to the challenge to construct the GRAY Stage and Green Room, adding their pre-fab know-how to the mix.

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Walaland.

In collaboration with ANN SACKS, London-based artist Camille Walala will transform the Central Bar feature into Walaland – a joyful place filled with Walala’s signature tribalpop prints, high-octane colour combinations, and eye-popping graphics. Incorporating ceramic tiles by ANN SACKS, Walala will hand paint a 60-foot mural that serves as the backdrop for the bar. The boundless energy that her iconic style brings to this show-stopping social space will truly make your visit to IDS Vancouver more merry.

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The Tree House.

Upon arriving at IDS Vancouver 2017, attendees will encounter the Tree House at the entrance of the show. The Tree House is an exploration of man-made material and natural form becoming one. Tracing the permutation from one state to the next, the 55-foot piece moves from human order to natural order. Show visitors begin by wandering through the front door of a house made from 3Form material. A lit path seamlessly transforms the piece into an organic, tree-like shape made from cardboard. The passage serves as a portal to exploration and contemplation: a metaphysical object propositioning the viewer. We invite you to fully immerse yourself and connect the themes of materiality and exploration to the greater design fair.

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This curated installation features modern works by an invited group of regional and international ceramicists. From faces on canisters to crumpled vessels to architectural hard edges, Clay & Glaze highlights contemporary ceramics at its best.

Amanda Marie, Canada Anyuta Gusakova, Canada Brian Giniewski, US Dana Bechert, US

T COLLEC AurĂŠlia Bizouard Beyond the Pale Blu Smith

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DesignK, UK Laura Carlin, UK Matteo Cibic, Italy Oddness, Netherlands

Roxanne Flick, Luxembourg Silvia K Ceramics, UK The Granite, US Tiny Badger Ceramics, US

This feature is a unique experience where attendees can view a curated selection of pieces by galleries and individual artists.

Attracting a sophisticated market of art and design enthusiasts, Collect is also the place to network with a diverse and well-connected group of fellow creatives.

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Heidi Thompson Shakun Jhangiani Uta Nagel

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Inform Interiors has teamed up with the renowned Danish design brand HAY to feature select pieces from their collection, available for purchase on-site at the HAY Pop Up Shop.

INTRO/LA is an intimate platform to present a highly selective cross section of international design from a broad range of industry disciplines.

Decode, UK Massproductions, Sweden Modus, UK Resident, New Zealand

Norma, US Very Good & Proper, UK Another Human, US Waka Waka, US

Barber Osgerby for twentytwentyone, UK

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Open Studio – Pattern Explored features a select group of interior designers who are showcasing their notion of Pattern Explored with a functional or conceptual installation, using patterned wallpaper from Hygge & West.

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Adriana Balic Arden Interiors Corey Klassen Interior Design

Different Designs Group Sarah-Marie Interior Design Trish Knight Design

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In partnership with L A M P, Prototype is a juried showcase featuring products not currently in production.

Judging panel: Anicka Quin, Western Living and Vancouver magazines; Christian Blyt, Emily Carr University of Art + Design; Virgile Machenaud, BoConcept 600 SQ AVA Technologies Flotsam Furniture Works FSOARK

Loom MIZA Architects Origins Pommet & Kendall

Retrobound Splinter & Hughes Studio Block

A marketplace where Canadian and international designers of the highest caliber present one-off and custom collections including furniture, lighting, glass, ceramics, textiles and surface design in a gallery-like setting.

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DIV.12 MSJ Furniture

Quake Furniture Relevant Designs

Will Morrison Wronko Woods

The District is a popular cash-and-carry neighborhood where attendees can take home a piece of good design.

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Abeego Anara Design Company bloc East Van Light G Ceramic & Co. GREY by Becki Chan Haven Textile Company

Hitomi Mckenzie KONZUK LanaBetty London Fields Shoppe Lumota Maria Roth Design Power of My People

Saige and Skye The Found and the Freed Three Corners Artisan Urbanwalls Vancouver Candle Co.

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Exhibits of Note

« Renowned for its ornate chests and drawers, French cabinetmaker Moissonnier has landed in Vancouver.

Founded in 1885, this brand is complemented by exclusive European partner brands and will be onsite at IDS with Arte Veneziana, who will be demonstrating their etching technique.

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Also noteworthy, Montauk Sofa is delighted to invite IDS Vancouver attendees to discover the Valcucine Kitchen collection, a state-of-the-art, designer Italian kitchen brand.

SwitzerCultCreative will present a selection of pieces from Sé Collection II by IDS Vancouver keynote Jaime Hayon. Hayon’s flair is evident in the collection, inspired from strong curvilinear shapes—violins, flutes, beetles, the harp— combined with his unique creative expression in mixed mediums.

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We have partnered with Article to bring you the Reading Room: a comfortable and stylish space on the busy fair floor for you to put up your feet and catch up on some reading.

It’s a rare opportunity to see and experience furniture pieces from Article, an innovative online-only furniture retailer.

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@IDSvancouver #IDSLetsExplore

IDS Vancouver is Produced by :

Jody Phillips, Director Bronwyn Gourley-Woo, Event Manager Tracy Nguyen, Marketing Manager Olivia Hui, Sales + Communications Coordinator Stephanie Heddon, Operations Manager Gillian Wright, Registration Manager Patti Stewart, Executive Vice President Karen Kang, National Director, IDS Canada Lisa Barnes, Director of Sales + Business Development, IDS Canada Sali Tabacchi, Branding and Design Faulhaber Communications, PR & Media

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Charitable Partner.

Ticket sales and coat check proceeds benefit Out in Schools. Out In Schools provides workshops and film education programs that offer students the chance to develop and deepen their understanding of the experiences of LGBT2Q+ youth, the impacts of discrimination and exclusion, and what they can do to foster cultures of inclusion within their classrooms and schools. Now in its 12th year, Out in Schools has planted the seeds of belonging to more than 60,000 queer youth students in 39 school districts throughout British Columbia.

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Big Thank You To Our 2017 Sponsors.

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