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Arts & Culture

Chameleon Walls and Conceptual Art

By
Leah Werier
Four walls in the Fitzgerald building have been changing colour. Outside of Gallery One One One the rotunda area was at one point blue, transforming to orange, then green. Currently, the squares of colour...
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CD Review : Civet “Hell Hath No Fury”

By
Jeff Nielsen
Is Civet the greatest female rock group since the Runaways? No. Their official bio calls them, “the hottest all-girl rock n' roll band (both literally and figuratively) to erupt from the Los Angeles rock scene since...
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CD Review : Bad News Brown “Born to Sin”

By
William O'Donnell
Now, here is an album that came so close to being something really special. This Montreal-based MC mixes his outstanding harmonica playing into familiar hip-hop beats and rhythms. Obviously, it's a combination that has...
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CD Review : Grant Davidson “Tired Limbs For Ashes”

By
Sheldon Birnie
Local fellow Grant Davidson’s album, Tired Limbs for Ashes, is a quiet affair, evoking a dusty late-summer afternoon spent reflecting on life’s highs and lows, likely on a front porch, enjoying a cigarette and...
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Musical Memory : Musical injury

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Sheldon Birnie
Reading recent Musical Memories regarding “mosh-pit misadventures,” I was painfully reminded of a tale of shame and violence all my own. It was in late November, in the Okanagan. By the time the sun...
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Oscar Wild : The calm before the shitstorm

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Patrick Gratton
I lost my Oscar virginity at the age of nine. It was the year Titanic won Best Picture and swept the majority of the remaining categories. The year 2000 marked the first year that...
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Yoo missed it

By
John Herbert Cunningham
This is the concert you should have attended. On Oct. 28, 2009, acclaimed conductor Scott Yoo brought magnificence to the exalted pews and stained glass windows of Westminster United Church. It was a pity that...

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