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CUAG’s ‘A Dream of Return’ showcases creative resistance through contemporary art

Arts Emily Kapralik -
The Carleton University Art Gallery (CUAG) held a launch party to celebrate its latest exhibition, A Dream of Return, on Sept. 29. It is...
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...
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