Arts & Culture

Pretty in print

By
Jen Doerksen
Art from one of Cape Dorset’s oldest printmakers is currently being showcased in a public exhibition for the first time at the WAG. "A Personal Journey” is a collection of Pitaloosie Saila’s drawings and...
Jen Doerksen
Arts & Culture

A snapshot of local talent

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Jen Doerksen
Many public spaces became art galleries for Flash Photographic Festival, which ran from Oct. 2 to Oct. 29. Over 80 photographers showcased their work in restaurants, offices, and pubs across Winnipeg for the festival,...
Jen Doerksen
Arts & Culture

Supporting collaborative voices

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Jen Doerksen
Indigenous artists collaborated live for the first time at the Indigenous Voices Rising concert on Oct. 18 at Circle of Life Thunderbird House. Musicians Leonard Sumner and Moe Clark facilitated a collaborative show combining genres that ranged...
Jen Doerksen
Arts & Culture

Tune in to Mauno

By
Olivia Michalczuk
Winnipeg will once again host quirky East Coast experimental pop outfit Mauno, who will be performing Nov. 11 at The Handsome Daughter as they tour in support of their newly released album. Their sophomore album, Tuning, was...
Jen Doerksen
News

TEDxExchangeDistrict holds inaugural event

By
Qudus Abusaleh
The group TEDxExchangeDistrict held their first event at the Pantages Playhouse Theatre Oct. 18. The event, chaired and curated by Joseph Ranseth, invited both local and international speakers to address their audience with a specific...
Jen Doerksen
Comment

May Energy East be the last dragon slain in a paradigm...

By
Mathew Scammell
Pipelines are only part of the problem: it is the never-ending focus on economic growth that fuels our terrible track record on addressing climate change.
Jen Doerksen
Editorial

Include respect in the cost of admission to Winnipeg arts scene

By
Olivia Michalczuk
We can have the best of both worlds - high turnout and engagement - so long as we start holding people accountable for their behavior in art spaces.
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