Communication overrated
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I have often found myself regarded with scepticism by male friends and colleagues as I explain my distaste for the current trendiness of yoga tights as everyday wear. Besides being an upstanding, moral and...
Cycling is a way of life
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I am one of the 34 Winnipeggers optimistic enough to rely on the bicycle as a mode of transportation. I cycle to work probably four times per week. I met a man in the...
Let’s get critical
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Think about your favourite contemporary artist. Do you have one? What do you like about their work?
Now think about your favourite artist ever. Do you have one? What do you like about their...
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...
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...
Watching Armageddon
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What does a Manitoba-born, Toronto-dwelling piano student turned guitar “partisan” have in common with rappers Chuck D and Flavor Flav? Please write in if you can think of something. Nevertheless, Public Enemy is one...
Try a little tenderness
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Everybody likes music, which is why it should be illegal to call listening to it a hobby. It’s not a hobby if everyone on Earth does it, but I digress. Everybody likes music, and...
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