A wearable history
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History is written in many forms – through buildings and books, our everyday lives, and the clothes we wear.
In the latest exhibit from the Costume Museum of Canada (CMC)—From Bloomers to Bikinis: Women’s Wear...
‘Is it really about the money?’
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It would be hard to ignore the current debates around abortion on the U of M campus, which started with large graphic images, and have since spilled into UMSU offices and out of news...
Growling beasts and satin sheets
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The body of a girl has come to symbolize so much in our culture that it can sometimes be hard to explain what inhabiting that body can feel like. It can be a mess...
Shepherds, weavers, knitters, spinners, and dyers
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This Saturday, knitters, weavers, dyers, spinners, and shepherds, and other fibre craftspeople and artisans will be coming together for the first annual Manitoba Fibre Festival at St. Norbert Community Centre, from 10 a.m. until...
One-man folk-punk maelstrom finds his dream team
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Anyone who’s ever shared a beer or a stage with Greg Rekus knows that his passion for music and whirlwind of a live show is unstoppable. If you’re still waiting to check off one...
Accessible local fashion comes full circle at Tara Davis Studio Boutique
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Have you ever had that confusing, existential conversation with your new t-shirt, dress, or leggings, where you ask, “Who are you? Where did you come from? What paths have you travelled to end up...
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