Arts & Culture

Arts & Culture

Objects of Knowing

By
Alana Trachenko
Objects of Knowing is currently on display at the University of Manitoba’s ARTlab, featuring pieces that incorporate text and the personal narratives of the artists. Corrie Peters and Michell Wilson, along with four other...
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Hari Kondabolu: making injustice laughable

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Ian T. D. Thomson
Every comedian has his or her own style. Whether you are laughing at Louis C.K.’s cynicism, Seth Rogen’s Canadian stoner movies, or Hannibal Buress’s look at flawed modern trends, these comedians each bring a...
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UMFM introduces 3 new student-run shows

By
Ian T. D. Thomson
Campus and community radio station UMFM 101.5 prides itself on bringing quality fringe content to Winnipeg listeners. Only a month into 2015, the station has greenlit new shows to carry the station boldly into...
Arts & Culture

Onward and Sideways

By
Alana Trachenko
Most of us find our creativity and motivation when we get out of bed in the morning, but not Joshua Radin. His sixth album was written while laying in bed in a hotel room...
Arts & Culture

A Moveable Feast Winnipeg

By
Lauren Siddall
Grab your snowsuit, your bicycle, and your stretchiest pair of pants – a Moveable Feast Winnipeg, winter edition, takes to the streets Feb. 6. The idea is simple: purchase a ticket and you will be...
Arts & Culture

James Hill: the Old Silo

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Emma Higgs
Nova Scotia songwriter and ukulele player James Hill made waves in the Canadian music scene last fall with the release of his new roots/Americana album, The Old Silo. Hill is an experienced performer, with five...
Arts & Culture

Folk Fest Thursdays

By
Ian T. D. Thomson
While the Winnipeg Folk Festival is most known for putting on their acclaimed summer festival at Birds Hill Park, on Jan. 15 the non-profit organization announced a new concert series happening in the upcoming...

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