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Lougien Dawoudiah performs at SUBR’s debut performance on the Arts Court lawn in downtown Ottawa during the fall 2024 Pique Festival.

Q&A: Palestinian artist Lougien Dawoudiah, co-creator of SUBR, talks the role of art in...

Arts Miriam Visser -
Palestinian artist Lougien Dawoudiah is exploring the connection between solidarity and music with SUBR صبر, a deep listening music project. The Ottawa-based DJ and advocate...
Pamela Anderson as aging showgirl Shelley Gardner in ‘The Last Showgirl’ delivers career-best performance.

Review: Pamela Anderson mounts a shining comeback in ‘The Last Showgirl’

Arts Audrey Pridham -
When you’re onstage every night, clad in a rhinestone costume complete with an extravagant feather boa and headpiece, you feel like you’re on top...

Carleton associations come together to showcase Gazan culture in current exhibit

Arts Grace Martin -
A new travelling exhibit is bringing culture, resilience and stories of Gaza and Palestinians to the Carleton University community. Created by the Palestinian Museum in...
Artist Cynthia Girard-Renard’s paper whale ‘Tryphon’ suspended from the ceiling as part of the exhibit ‘The Air of the Now and Gone’ at the Carleton University Art Gallery on Jan. 26, 2025.

New CUAG exhibition challenges responses to the climate crisis

Arts Julia DeJong -
Visitors to Carleton University Art Gallery (CUAG) will be greeted by an unusual welcoming committee during the next few months — a big blue...
A barista at EP Café interacts with a customer at the cafe cash register during the launch event on Jan. 22, 2025.

From Reddit to reality: EP Café offers safe space for community and art

Arts Chidimma Aliozor -
Just off the corner of Bank and Slater Street sits Centretown’s newest independent café, The EveryPerson Café. Stylized as EP Café, the space has established...
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