Cultural Affairs
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Jenny Chahal 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…
Read More » - Martin Bendico
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…
Read More » - Katie O'Connor
Barbenheimer: Does it mean more than we think?
It has been several weeks since the internet-shattering same-day theatre release of Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer and Greta Gerwig’s Barbie. The…
Read More » - Lale Fassone
Exhibit Review: ‘From Warhol to Banksy’ explores all eras of pop art
The Art Gallery of Alberta (AGA) displays the art of the 1960s that rebelled against elitist aspects of fine art…
Read More » - Andie Hansen
Housego’s I❤U exhibit uses AI chatbots that mirror human flaws
When was the last time you actually laughed and cried simultaneously? Even my most emotional friends seem to do so…
Read More » - Zehra Tunay
Exhibit Review: ‘Home & Migration’ at the Art Gallery of Alberta
Where, what, or who is ‘home’ to you? From June 7 to September 3, the Art Gallery of Alberta (AGA)…
Read More » - Megan Posyluzny
Hobby Hole: Watercolour painting
Painting, especially watercolour, is a hobby that forces me to slow down and enjoy the process of creating something. After…
Read More » - Lale Fassone
Photostory: Downtown Spark 2023
Downtown Spark ran from May 25 to June 4 with several free events and art installations across downtown Edmonton. Events…
Read More » - National Film Board of Canada
‘A Motorcycle Saved My Life:’ Dealing with grief in lori lozinski’s latest short film
The most moving pieces of media strike a difficult balance between connecting with a broad audience and expressing the unique…
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