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Close up of two hand palms with small clay vegetables in the middle.

Miniature art is getting big in Ottawa

Arts Kyla Silva -
This is “a big month for tiny things,” Kiana Simmons wrote on their Instagram. With miniature art workshops and galleries popping up all over...
With a white spotlight on them, Joker and Harley Quinn talk in a dark restaurant

Review: ‘Joker: Folie à Deux’ is laughably bad

Arts Daniel Fraser -
Peppered with clichés and drawn-out sequences, Joker: Folie à Deux is undoubtedly one of the most disappointing films of the year. Two years after the...
An elderly woman wearing a white blouse with a blue floral scarf smiles for the camera.

Trans activist Joanne Law celebrates 80th birthday

Arts Ana Maria Cadena -
Friends, family, colleagues and community members gathered to celebrate transgender activist Joanne Law’s 80th birthday at the Ottawa Trans Library on Oct. 5. As an...
A Black man in a suit sings with his right hand extended in the air in passion. In the back, the NAC orchestra is seated and playing along.

Review: Norm Lewis delivers ‘Big Broadway’ with big hits, bigger performance

Arts Alexa MacKie -
Principal pops conductor Jack Everly led the National Arts Centre Orchestra through “Broadway’s Leading Men Prelude” to kick off Big Broadway on Oct. 3. The...
On a glass window, around 20 posters speaking to Indigenous issues for National Day of Truth and Reconciliation are displayed.

Carleton’s Book Arts Society brings back the printing press

Arts McKenna Bellemare -
From letter-pressing to bookmark-making, Carleton University’s Book Arts Society aims to provide a historical outlet for students to develop their own creative voices. Nestled within...
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