Arts & Culture
Essentially a play list
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It may have been more than 15 years since I was there, but the memory of a year living in Japan has remained with me through the ensuing years. I was actually there when...
Unnecessary review
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Unnecessary Review is a continuing column in which a rotating series of writers review something unnecessarily.
In Robert Zemeckis’s trilogy Back to the Future, actress Claudia Wells, who played Jennifer Parker — Marty McFly’s girlfriend...
Getting digitally intimate
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What can one say about a show called Projected Intimacy? Perhaps that it sounds singularly intimidating and cerebral. You might also say that it a collection of live streamed performances at Gallery One One...
Up-and-comers at Outworks
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Friday, March 11 brought Winnipeg another ten centimetres of snow, MPI a new batch of accident claims and the art scene a new exhibit of emerging talent. Outworks gallery hosted Fan-Taz-Um, a collective exhibit...
Integral arts
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“Collaborative” and “multimedia” are two words that get thrown around a lot in today’s art world. As art becomes more of an intellectual exercise and less of a craft, more artists find it possible...
An engagement
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Not to long ago, I was witness to a union — not between two businesses or people, but between two student publications.
It was a Friday night when the engagement happened. I stumbled upon...
Summer session > fall session
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Last week I found myself walking between two of my morning classes, and while dodging oncoming students, I happened to step in a snow bank. As my low-cut shoes filled up with snow, it...
