Arts & Culture

Arts & Culture

Young nature artist brings wildlife art back to life

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Samantha Lockhart
Wildlife and nature artists are sometimes hard to find in today’s art scene. Then an artist like 25-year-old Joseph Koensgen emerges. With raw talent and passion, he is reviving the tradition of artists like...
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CD Review : Beach House, “Teen Dream”

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Harrison Samphir
Back in 2006, a small dream-pop band named Beach House tiptoed into indie music waters, making only a relative splash with their self-titled debut LP. Although slightly unrefined and jagged in spots, that album...
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CD Review : Besnard Lakes “Are the Roaring Night”

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Leah Werier
The Montreal-based band The Besnard Lakes are no longer the dark horse they called themselves on their second studio album. They have emerged from the corners of the indie rock world and, on their...
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CD Review : Alice in Chains, “Black Gives Way to Blue”

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Kyle Phillips
The grunge movement of the ‘90s was absolutely huge for the music industry. Seattle-based act Alice in Chains was definitely in the middle of the commercial and critical tidal wave, alongside other elite bands...
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All the City’s a Stage : Hot Thespian Action

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Megan Herkert
“All the City’s a Stage” is a continuing look at local independent theatre companies in Winnipeg. Can you handle some Hot Thespian Action? OK, that got your attention. The remaining question: can a troupe...
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Dissecting Workman’s Meat

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Sabrina Carnevale
Have you recently had your heart broken? You could eat your weight in Ben and Jerry’s, or maybe the new Hawksley Workman record might hit the spot. Meat is the indie rock singer’s 12th...
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Field trip

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Sophia Lavergne
“Every year,” he started, “Macleans magazine puts out an annual review of Canadian universities. And every year, the University of Manitoba doesn’t do so great. But clearly , Macleans magazine hasn’t heard a thing...

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