The Arthur Erickson Century: A Conversation with Trevor Boddy

June 14th marks 100 years since the birth of celebrated Vancouver architect Arthur Erickson. Examples of his work can be found throughout the region - including SFU’s main Burnaby Mountain campus, the Museum of Anthropology at UBC, and Robson Square, among others.
“In my view, Canadians should know Arthur Erickson and his works in the same way they know the novels of Margaret Atwood or the paintings of Emily Carr. He’s really up there in the firmament of leading minds in the creative arts in Canada,” said Trevor Boddy, a critic and curator of architecture who sits on the board of the Arthur Erickson Foundation.
Boddy is also the guest curator of Erickson on Film: A Centennial Celebration, three nights of programming at the VIFF Centre in Downtown Vancouver.
Story: vancouver.citynews.ca/2024/06...