Arts & Culture
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Amanda Sparks Having a vegetable garden: July — the month of infestation
As some of you may have read in my last article, my boyfriend and I started our own (and very…
Read More » - Arthur Macatangay
Sari Sari Market wows with Filipinx creatives, artists, and entrepreneurs
On Saturday July 24, the outdoor Sari Sari Market was held for the second time. The market highlighted Filipinx creatives,…
Read More » - Shayne Woodsmith
Q&A: Omar Mouallem on his book “Praying to the West: How Muslims Shaped the Americas”
Omar Mouallem is an award-winning writer, filmmaker, journalist, and University of Alberta lecturer. In Praying to the West: How Muslims…
Read More » - Little, Brown and Company & Atria Books
Dream Team: Twilight and Beautiful Disaster
The Dream Team is a series where our writers tell us about their dream collaboration, and why it would be…
Read More » - Amanda Sparks
The First Time: Having a vegetable garden
This summer, my boyfriend of five years and I finally took the next step in our relationship. Not kids, marriage,…
Read More » - Art Gallery of Alberta
Black Every Day exhibit features the work of 15 artists in Art Gallery of Alberta’s main gallery
Featured in the Art Gallery of Alberta, the Black Every Day exhibit highlights artistic diversity within Edmonton’s Black community. The…
Read More » - Supplied: Manpreet Singh
The Works: Activated! Managing an art festival during uncertain times
After the challenging year and a half that has seen many art events downsized or sent online, The Works: Activated!…
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Theatre Review: Mac Wellman’s ’Dracula‘
Vampires in entertainment are nothing new, from the 1990’s Buffy, to 2008’s Twilight, to more modern What We Do in…
Read More » - Supplied by Dyscorpia
DY3CORPIA exhibit explores relationships of the body and technology
DY3CORPIA is a fully interactive and navigable online exhibit, exploring various relationships between the body and technology. The Dyscorpia series…
Read More » - Focus Features
Film Review: The Sparks Brothers
A couple years ago, I noticed two strange-looking men appear on the Instagram posts of Edgar Wright, the maestro of…
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