Carleton’s ‘watching territory’ exhibit encourages exploration of colonialism and surveillance
A new exhibit is providing a space for the Carleton University community to come together and learn about settler colonialism in a way that...
![Adrian Gor sits in his studio, where he makes oil painting prints and pastel drawings, on Jan. 18, 2025. His latest exhibit ‘Retold Prototypes Without A Story’ challenges ideals of masculinity through art. [Photo by Thuy Anh Nguyen/The Charlatan]](https://charlatan.ca/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/AdrianGor-218x150.jpg "Adrian Gor’s latest exhibit challenges masculine ideals through pastels and prints")
Adrian Gor’s latest exhibit challenges masculine ideals through pastels and prints
Adrian Gor's latest exhibit, Retold Prototypes Without a Story, explores masculinity through pastel drawings and prints of historical and contemporary figures. The project will be...
Q&A: Photographer Saif Rahman discusses creative process behind new Carleton-inspired zine
Saif Rahman, a Carleton computer science graduate and avid generalist photographer, recently celebrated the release of the second installment in his zine series The...
![Caption: SUBR musical duo Nicholas LePage (left) and Lougien Dawoudiah (right) perform at Live! On Elgin in a charity concert supporting a community defence fund on Jan. 9, 2025. [Photo by Grace Huntley/The Charlatan]](https://charlatan.ca/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/SUBR-218x150.jpg "Local concert supports community defence fund for pro-Palestine protesters")
Local concert supports community defence fund for pro-Palestine protesters
Lit by red and green stage lighting, musical duo SUBR opened their performance with a visceral soundscape of Palestine at Live! On Elgin on...
Review: ‘Queer’ is a daring portrait of shame and desire
After making waves with his summer blockbuster Challengers, Italian director Luca Guadagnino returned to the big screen for a psychedelic period drama.
Featuring a star-studded...
