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Local artists shape Ottawa’s cultural identity through public art program

Arts Mac Linke -
Art is often imagined living behind the walls of galleries. However, through a public art program in Ottawa, many local artists are submitting their...

Absolute Comedy eager to welcome patrons back as restrictions lift again

Arts Anya Swettenham -
Absolute Comedy reopened its doors to the public again on Feb. 1 after two years of being in and out of lockdown due to...

Carleton University Art Gallery unveils exhibit connecting physics and art

Arts Ali Adwan -
The Carleton University Art Gallery (CUAG) reopened on Feb. 15 with a new exhibit titled Drift: Art and Dark Matter that connects physics, astronomy...

Review: Amazon’s The Wheel of Time misses the mark of being the next great...

Reviews Jonah Grignon -
Amazon Prime’s The Wheel of Time series is not the next big thing in the world of small-screen fantasy epics.  The eight-episode series is based...

Bite-sized Winterlude: Slimmed down festival features virtual voting and remote carving

Arts Benjamin Ralph -
Winterlude 2022 kicked off this week in a muted, COVID-friendly fashion. The Ottawa festival, normally a bustling venue, has been reduced to only its...
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