Arts & Culture
“Dancing from the inside out”
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Canada's oldest and longest running contemporary dance company, Winnipeg Contemporary Dancers (WCD), will debut their all-Winnipeg talent show Actualize on Nov. 29.
As part of its 55th season, WCD artistic director Jolene Bailie hopes to...
Poesy — ‘Glass Box Confessional,’ 2.5/5
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The album art for Poesy’s debut EP, Glass Box Confessional, immediately recalls the cover of Tori Amos’s Little Earthquakes — a young artist contained, trapped and on display.
But the music found within this brief...
‘The In-Betweens’ of animation and memory
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While some may believe animation is an art form left to either children or anime fans, the reality is making film using drawn or created imagery has great potential for artistic expression.
U of M...
Super-powered storytelling meets Indigenous artwork
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Curated by Gitxaala artist Leena Minifie and featuring artwork from six — predominantly Canadian — Indigenous artists across Turtle Island, the University of Winnipeg’s Gallery 1C03 is hosting When Raven Became Spider until Nov....
A release from a frustrating few years
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Canadian indie-electronic musician Rich Aucoin is bringing his Death Tour to Winnipeg on Nov. 28, debuting the final instalment in his death album trilogy, Release. Though, the version of Release Aucoin will play is...
The deep and powerful reach of assholes in society
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Do you have to be an asshole to get somewhere in life? Are there special advantages to being an asshole? Is there such a thing as “a proper asshole?”
These are all questions asked —...
The world of Winnipeg fashion designer Adam Small
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Adam Small, at age 19, runs a full-time fashion brand, has two fashion shows under his belt and is constantly making clothes for both local and international buyers.
“I was always a creative kid, always...







