Arts & Culture
meadows, ‘walking music’ — 4/5 Stars
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What do you think about when you go for a walk? For me, a walk is how I make sense of things, the time when I reflect and sort through my life. Meadows captures...
Fall writer-in-residence explores disability and humour
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As winter creeps up and the cold sets in, finding the energy to make things can be a tall order. Creative writers in Manitoba may look to U of M’s fall writer-in-residence at the...
Love in the time of climate crisis
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The past three years have turned the phrase “unprecedented times” into a platitude. To say the global climate is in crisis has become such a banal statement, many of us are as numb to...
Julianna Riolino, ‘All Blue’ — 4/5 Stars
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On her first album, Julianna Riolino is already entering her blue period, looking at her past and the musical past with a newfound clarity.
Up until this point, Riolino has been known as the firecracker...
Canadian artists wow in Venice
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The Venice Biennale a place for art lovers from all over the world to congregate and see an incredibly diverse range of art.
Several Canadian artists are displayed this year in the main exhibition, The...
Halloween is over but drag never ends
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A drag brunch fundraiser hosted by Rainbow Pride Centre and the U of M Nursing Students’ Association (NSA) will be taking over VW Social Club at University Centre on Nov. 5 from 10:30 a.m....
Phantom of the Cinematheque: Aurora Gorealis returns
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Aurora Gorealis: Canadian Horror Marathon returns Oct. 29 at the Cinematheque for another spine-chilling year, with a lineup of four more films to frighten moviegoers just in time for Halloween.
The theatre itself is a...







