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Review: GCTC’s ‘The Chemical Valley Project’ uses a sheet, projector and stroke of genius

Arts Justin Ball -
Performing as the only cast member on a compact stage with limited lighting, props and a projector is a tall order for most theatre...

Review: Animated film ‘Barber Westchester’ will tickle your brain

Arts Ali Adwan -
Jonni Philips’ Barber Westchester, screened at the ByTowne Cinema as part of the Ottawa International Animation Festival (OIAF), was an enjoyable yet simply animated...
Ottawa Asian Fest banners line Sparks Street as the sun sets between the buildings.

Ottawa Asian Fest celebrates triumphant return with second event of the year

Arts Emma Chang -
Sparks Street came alive as Ottawa Asian Fest (OAF) closed its 2022 season with a bang. The popular street festival united dozens of street...
Deborah Young poses for a photo in front of her baby vamps project.

Unveiling of the baby vamps: Stitching together grief and art

Arts Jessica Campbell -
WARNING: RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS This article contains mention of residential schools and resulting deaths. Those seeking emotional support and crisis referral services can call the 24-hour...
THREE SONGS, a film art exhibit, is projected onto a screen.

CUAG reopening sees high turnout, unveils two new exhibitions

Arts Zenith Wolfe -
More than 100 people visited the Carleton University Art Gallery (CUAG) on Sept. 25 for its first in-person opening event since the beginning of...
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