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Wearable art
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On Mar. 8, the University of Manitoba School of Art Gallery will open an exhibit featuring a group of six Manitoba-based artists whose work explores the relationship between fashion and art. Unravelled: Artists and...
A Casio-playing man-beast with mutton chops
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B.A. Johnston is to indie music what Zach Galifianakis is to film – not to mention that they bear somewhat of a resemblance.
If you’ve ever seen this mutton-chop-sporting, Casio-keyboard-playing, beast of a man, half-naked...
Intersectional politics
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“Language distances us from the reality of meat eating, thus reinforcing the symbolic meaning of meat eating, a symbolic meaning that is intrinsically patriarchal and male-oriented. Meat becomes a symbol for what is not...
Me-Made March
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“We have a lot of creative people with unique fashion sense, so we thought it would be nice to build a handmade wardrobe community in this city,” says Alesha Frederickson, co -organizer for Me-Made...
Dream, love, cure
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BE:Cause Industries was started by Jay Fulmore and Mat Perlman as an outlet to not only book some cool shows, but more importantly help out some local charities along the way.
“Mat and myself have...
Homemaking
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Homemaking by Chantel Mierau, opening at aceartinc. on Friday, Mar. 1, uses traditional textile methods with a contemporary twist. Six videos, one installation, and a performance all involving handmade textile works make a commentary...
Five reasons why Louis Riel was a badass motherfucker
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Depending on who you ask, Louis Riel was either a hero or a traitor.






