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Third annual Rainbow Exhibit explores ‘introspection’ through art

Arts Grace Huntley -
On a cold day in February, dozens of people gathered inside Rooster’s Coffeehouse at Carleton University for a warm evening of art and performance...
‘The Inaugural Six’ sculpture by Briony Douglas on display at TD Place between Gate 1 and Gate 2 on Feb. 19, 2025.

Sculpture honouring PWHL inaugural season showcases history of trailblazers

Arts Marissa Meilleur -
A sculpture commemorating the PWHL’s 2024 inaugural season was on display at the Ottawa Charge’s home games on Feb. 20 and Feb. 22. The Inaugural...
A drag queen puts lip gloss on her lips in front of her vanity mirror.

‘Stronger together’: How Ottawa drag artists find identity and community

Arts Georgia Looman -
Slushy has a specific order she follows each time she gets ready. First, she starts with makeup and glues down her eyebrows, applying contour, foundation...
Cartoon graphic of two Black women with their hair in braids.

‘A symbol of freedom’: For the Black community, hair is a medium of artistry...

Arts Alexa MacKie -
Growing up, Montessa Barahoga’s parents were “strict” about her internet usage on school days.  “The rules were either take a nap after school or figure...
The Book Arts Lab’s 'Steal This Poster' campaign invites students to find posters around campus and keep them for themselves. [Photo by Alexa MacKie/The Charlatan]

Why Carleton’s Book Arts Lab wants you to steal its posters

Arts Alexa MacKie -
To Kayleigh Lewis, Carleton University’s Book Arts Lab is one of life’s “greatest mysteries.”  “I’ve always been intrigued by looking at it, just seeing the...
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