Arts & Culture
Holland navigates the complex life of a caregiver
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Holland is Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre’s (RMTC) latest original three-act comedic play, following parents Carrie and Paul as they navigate the bureaucratic lack of accessible social services for their child with cerebral palsy. It...
we tend to care opens in Winnipeg galleries
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WAG-Qaumajuq’s recent exhibition is the touring exhibition we tend to care by multidisciplinary artist, mother and community organizer Carrie Allison, which opened on Feb. 6.
The exhibition, produced in collaboration with Urban Shaman Contemporary Art,...
A coming-of-age story, but about a mother
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Parents always want the best for their children, but they may not always know what their children need — this is the lesson of The Mother and the Bear. Filmed in Winnipeg and released...
U of M graduate creates rustic, peaceful and golden art
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U of M fine art honours graduate Leah Gertzen exhibited her more recent work in the self-curated Morningtide show at the U of M student gallery in Taché Hall from Jan. 21 to 28....
Bluebloods releases debut LP Discount Everything
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Winnipeg band Bluebloods released their self-produced debut LP, Discount Everything, last month. It features 11 tracks that celebrate the Canadian prairies and American Midwest, Mennonite socials and all.
The band is comprised of Conrad Sweatman...
When extended reality becomes performance art
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Cascading trails of arms, a twirling 3D model and ephemeral words that melt into digital noise — these are elements from the closing scene of Freya Björg Olafson’s MÆ – Motion Aftereffect, a live...
Phenomenally Flower inspires self-betterment
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Poet, U of M school of business communications specialist and social entrepreneur Cheta Akaluka has released her debut poetry collection this January.
The writing is centred on her goal of relaying what she has learned...







