Arts & Culture

Arts & Culture

Tiny Feast: enriching the everyday

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Lauren Siddall
Little things such as a beautiful handwritten note, finding the perfect pen, or giving the ideal gift help enhance the mundane, transforming the boring or uninteresting into a tiny feast. “Tiny Feast”—as coined in conversation...
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New Music and Big Fun festivals

By
Ian T. D. Thomson
As we find ourselves smack dab in the middle of an ice age, entertainment is key to maintaining both warmth and morale. Here are two unique upcoming music festivals happening in Winnipeg that are...
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Greek Riots: cavalier attitude

By
Ian T. D. Thomson
Five-piece Winnipeg band the Greek Riots bring a unique attitude to the genre of indie rock. After releasing their debut EP Cavalier in November of 2014, the band is looking to continue their musical...
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Keeping spirits bright

By
Lauren Siddall
Winter is long and classwork piles up fast. Keep your stress levels low and morale high while you patiently wait for the ground to thaw and sessions to end.   1. Sing in the car Whether you...
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Ingrain by Anthony Nelson

By
Alana Trachenko
Winnipeg artist Anthony Nelson, member of Synonym Art Consultation, continues to expand his repertoire with his latest exhibit showing at the Cornerstone on Osborne. The current showcase breaks away from his previous work, such...
Arts & Culture

Love is Strange

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Ian T. D. Thomson
When you live with people, you know them better than you care to” – Ben, Love is Strange. Love is Strange tells the story of Ben and George, a gay couple living in New York...
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Sobey Art Award: Canadian art landscape

By
Ian T. D. Thomson
Since Nov. 1, 2014, the Winnipeg Art Gallery (WAG) has been hosting an exhibition of the nominees of the Sobey Art Award. Presenting the shortlisted artists for the award, the show will run until...

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