‘Get in the lion, paladin!’ and other growing pains
With the limited time allotted to each story thread this season, I couldn’t help but feel as though the overall arc was muddied and left a little incomplete.
Category: ARTS
Local folk rock at its simple, true roots
“Places You’ve Been is largely self-produced, and it contains eight solid tracks imbued with an indominable essence of heartfelt authenticity.”
Youth reimagine gender binaries in ‘Wyspa’
“We talk about, ‘What are we doing for the future generations?’ But what happens when the future generations are telling the story right in front of you?” – Julia Siedlanowska
Canadian film in focus
“ This year’s festival features films exploring themes such as Indigenous schooling, substance abuse, and racial inequality.”
‘Rainbow’ shows Kesha’s artistic promise free from control
“Rainbow is a triumphant return for the singer, who uses the album to focus on themes of self-love and empowerment.”
Illusions, technology, and nature
“We get inspiration directly from the artists we invite to display their work [at the gallery] by seeing which pieces kind of stick together with others as we go to different art venues.” – Sarah Joyce
Getting back into balance with nature
“You can’t just make people feel guilty and bad about it. Giving them something to create hope, inspire them, I think that’s our way to move forward.” -Tracie Stewart
Lana Del Rey expresses the desire to be alive
In essence, Lust for Life is Del Rey’s most balanced work to date, showcasing a wide range of elements and genres.
Awesome song titles, even more awesome rock
As a listener, it’s almost impossible not to be caught up in the frenetic energy of “Fabuless” and scream along with the chorus.