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Carleton Poetics Society challenges cultural ideas of good and bad poetry

Arts Nehaa Bimal -
What makes poetry “good?” This was the leading question behind the Carleton Poetics Society’s Make “Bad” Art Writing Social and Workshop, which was held...

Entropy art show highlights chaotic, young talent

Arts Catherine McDonald -
Unsettlingly shaped spiders. Sensitive sketch photography. Toads feasting at a dining room table. The Entropy art show curated by Fisher Collective on August 19...

‘A win right off the bat’: City council prioritizes culture after cultural alliance releases...

Arts Hannah Wanamaker -
The Ottawa Cultural Alliance (OCA) released a letter July 10 addressing the City of Ottawa’s lack of cultural emphasis in its proposed term of...

Q&A: Carleton alum Juan Manuel Delgado paints picture of portraiture career

Arts Sadeen Mohsen -
Since graduating from Carleton University’s architecture program in 2010, Juan Manuel Delgado has whisked around the world and back.  Originally from Costa Rica, Delgado is...

Review: BAC’s ‘Hadestown’ soulfully transports Ottawa to the underworld

Arts Audrey Pridham -
In a tale of love, sorrow and the power of song, Broadway Across Canada’s (BAC) Hadestown brought Greek mythology to life through soulful, jazzy...
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