Live at the Roslyn promotes local musicians through Facebook Live
The Village Idiots have brought performances by local musicians into the comfort of people’s living rooms.
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Steve Bell to celebrate twentieth album
Over the last three decades, Steve Bell, one of Canada’s best-known Christian singer/songwriters, has released music that is appreciated by Christians and non-Christians alike. His…
U of W alumnus releases first digital novel
University of Winnipeg alumnus Jonny Symons has spent the last seven years working to get his manuscript published. In 2008, after receiving a grant from…
There’s More Than One Way to celebrate arts, culture and history
The Collections Gallery at the University of Manitoba’s school of art gallery is currently housing a special exhibition that highlights the city of Winnipeg’s arts…
Alumni profile: Jordan Miller
In 2002, Jordan Miller graduated from the University of Manitoba with a bachelor of fine arts degree (honours) with majors in drawing, painting, and mixed…
Euterra Rising creates a new world order
News outlets and social media updates constantly expose us to the downsides of modern civilization and the effects it could have on Generation Z. From…
A celebration of women and their art
On Nov. 6, Winnipeg’s Gas Station Arts Centre will be brimming with talent as the centre showcases the 12th annual Girls! Girls! Girls! Gala. The…
U of M alumna’s painting wins regional award
When Zahra Baseri left Iran to study art in Manitoba, her goal was not to simply create pretty things. She wanted to use her creations…
Jaylene Johnson – “Potter and Clay” 5/5
Winnipeg singer and songwriter Jaylene Johnson has had her fair share of successes and setbacks in a career that has spanned over 10 years. The…
Hank Bull’s Connexion connects the dots
This semester, the School of Art Gallery is showcasing an exhibition by Canadian contemporary artist Hank Bull. The exhibition, called Connexion, is on display until…