Political greatness, be it in Canada or anywhere else, is not something that's easily achievable. It requires a mix of intention and charisma, the kind of persona that will make you a memorable figure.
Despite the fact that You Can’t Take It With You is set in 1936, the production put together by this batch of third year students from Dawson’s theatre program still manages to strike a very modern chord with its audience.
The brand new photographic piece, Tequila Sunrise, by artist Amel Chamandy has just arrived at Galerie NuEdge. A power woman of the Montreal art scene, Chamandy has chosen a gallery that is the epitome of her artistic beliefs.
Recently, soaring prices on the art market at a variety of auctions (particularly in the United States) have begged the question: should art really be worth this much?
In case you weren’t aware, January in Montreal signals the launch of the upcoming theatre season, in all of its glory, as well as an impressive amount of performing arts festivals.
Despite having been rendered contemporary in many respects, the artistic world of today remains, for the most part, traditional when it comes to the curating process and the showcasing of artists.