Cultural Affairs
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Supplied Finding hope among capitalist-dread in U of A alumna’s debut book, “Big Mall”
We often take malls for granted — especially if living in Edmonton. A striking feature of the city is West…
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Exhibit Review: ‘5 Artists 1 Love’ at the Art Gallery of Alberta
Every year, five talented African-Canadian artists are chosen to have their artwork featured in the 5 Artists 1 Love exhibit…
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The 2024 Purity Test: Chronically Online Edition
Welcome to the 2024 Purity Test. We’ve seemingly entered a new age of technological innovation — artificial intelligence is no…
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Movie Review: Saltburn
Have you ever felt shocked, confused, and stunned all at the same time? Let’s just say, Emerald Fennell’s Saltburn would…
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Movie Review: Hands That Bind
Have you ever had the feeling that something is off, and you can’t quite pinpoint why? Coupled with subtle disturbing effects,…
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Indigenous womanhood and spirits: Confronting the inaccuracies of Western media
When calls for submissions opened for the Indigenous dark-fiction anthology, Never Whistle at Night, Remy Boudreau’s friend wanted to submit…
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Play Review: ‘The Hooves Belonged to the Deer’
The Hooves Belonged to the Deer is a play by Makram Ayache, directed by Peter Hinton-Davis. It is an exploration…
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Retro on Retro: Looking Back on “2001: A Space Odyssey”
Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey was one of the most influential films of its time. It commented on many…
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Breaking the biases of musical fandom through academia
We all know that fans are the most powerful beings known to humankind. So powerful that they seem to have…
Read More » - Abbeygael Kuchmak
Photostory: K-Days 2023
K-Days, a yearly celebration of summer for Edmonton and Northern Alberta, ran from July 21 to 30. Held at the…
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