An ode to my first apartment
You never forget your first love When I think back to my first love, an image of a…
Nighthawks portrays urban ennui and isolation
Edward Hopper’s famous painting displays a scene at a late night diner, depicting life in the city as…
A conversation with record-breaking mountaineer Monique Richard
The Quebec alpinist has summited many peaks, including her record-breaking climb on Mount Logan in 2018. In 2009,…
Queer Love exhibit challenges heteronormative notions of love and celebrates queerness
The successful debut exhibit, curated by Giulio Cuccagna, featured an array of works from ten artists Early on…
CBC’s “The Porter” will zone in on the lives and successes of Little Burgundy’s Black train porters
The show’s co-creators and members of the cast discuss the process of filming during COVID-19, what they hope…
Inside the creative mind of Aaliyah Crawford
“As I learned printmaking, it was like a language I understood. How to make prints just felt very…
Glimpse into Wifredo Lam’s ‘The Jungle’
Despite Lam’s extensive collection of works, one particular painting persists as his most memorable Without any context, Cuban-born…
‘The Lost Daughter’: a journey through the troubles and small triumphs of motherhood
Maggie Gyllenhaal’s stunning debut highlights the harrowing responsibility that comes with motherhood The Lost Daughter, director Maggie Gyllenhaal’s…
The art of suffering: a glimpse into the work of Marina Abramović
Since the 1970s, the bold performance artist has pushed her body to extreme lengths for the sake of…
2022: A promising year for CanLit
2022 may look bleak for most of us, but there’s one upside to the new year: new books!…
As I Walk showcases the relationship between memory and natural elements
Sylvia Safdie’s 12 collections of meticulously gathered natural objects are on display at Fonderie Darling until Dec. 19…
A brief introduction to Dionne Brand’s poetry
Having produced an extensive body of work throughout her life, the multi talented writer is perhaps best known…