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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...
A microphone with headphones draped around it at Cave Recording Studios behind a dark background.

Cave 3.0 Recording Studios: Home to Ottawa’s hip hop, rap and R&B artists

Arts Nehaa Bimal -
The Cave Recording Studios started as LJ Jagai’s home studio in his mother’s basement in Barrhaven. 11 years later, the studio has since changed...
A cat lays on its back in the centre of the frame with open books surrounding it.

Review: ‘The Cat who Saved Books’ brings readers into a labyrinth of love and...

Arts Mike Hermida -
At face value, The Cat who Saved Books is a novella about passion for reading. The Japanese story vividly transports readers to a used...

Review of CityFolk Day Six: Folk’s fitting finale

Arts Gabrielle Huston -
CityFolk Festival 2022 presented its last performances on Saturday to a grateful and enraptured crowd. People of all ages came out to see the...

Review of CityFolk Day Five: Country strong

Arts Sophie Panton -
A combination of cowboy hats and toques filled the crowd on the fifth day of Ottawa’s CityFolk Festival at Lansdowne’s Great Lawn during one...
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