Difficult, primal, heart-wrenching theatre
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Loren MacDonald is a third-year theatre student with a flair for concise, off-the-cuff reviews of plays.
“ a very unique, experimental play about how people might behave if they had all expectations stripped away and...
Spell Indian. Spell genocide. Spell artist.
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Director. Mentor. Producer. Cinematographer. Editor. Writer. Actor.
Cinematic artist Darryl Nepinak, a Saulteaux man from the Ojibway Nation who grew up and lives in Winnipeg, does it all. His approach to film is both humorous...
Prepare for the posthumous protester
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Three-quarters of a year before the end of the Second World War, a child was born in the ruined city of Berlin and grew up to be perhaps the loudest voice of the political...
Riel dead
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Twenty policemen stood guard in the chilly morning under a clear sky. Their ghostly breath was visible as they waited for the prisoner to ascend to the gallows. It was shortly after eight o’clock...
Dildos, art, and DJs
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Prepare yourself for Winnipeg’s kinkiest art show ever.
“We are keeping art and sex accessible to people, and keeping it fun. We’re exposing people to stuff they may not have seen before.”
Sarah Bertnick, local artist...
REEL PRIDE
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Winnipeg’s LGBTTQ* film festival, the largest of its kind between Toronto and Vancouver, is run entirely by volunteers. Additional support from the people of Manitoba who attend the festival as well as proud sponsors—Assiniboine...
Mentoring Artists for Women’s Art
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On Oct. 25 at 7 p.m. aceartinc., a contemporary art-focused, artist-run centre, will host a vernissage for emerging artists. This group participated in what hannah_g, co-director of the gallery, describes as Winnipeg’s premiere arts...
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