Meet one of the artists from Vancouver's Eastside Culture Crawl
The annual event enters its milestone 20th year
Twenty years ago, Vancouver's Eastside Culture Crawl began with 45 visual artists from Strathcona studios and was attended by a few hundred people.
Now the works of 450 artists, crafts-people, and designers bring out 25,000 'crawlers' who spend one or two days moving from studio, garage, or home to connect with the people who work and live in the richly artistic community.
Britta Fluevog is one of the featured artists.
After starting her career working with textiles, she moved on to ceramics, which she says which have a very "woven" look to them in keeping with her first art.
"They are very tactile, they are heavy and require a lot of hand work and they also work with you."
The crawl takes place over four days between November 17-20 and Fluevog suggests having a plan before you go out.
"Figure out how much time you want to spend and plan your crawl accordingly."
With files from CBC's Our Vancouver