Animal rights activist shows Blackfish documentary to dolphin in hopes of recruitment
Dolphin or Vancouver Aquarium or Hellen Vancouver Aquarium’s dolphin.
Tag: ARTS
Inside the colourful and creepy world of Takashi Murakami
[Murakami] makes numerous cultural allusions that span time, bridging the gap between old and new.
Academy Award-nominated short films analysis
The short films that were nominated this year are about many other topics that are happening in the world right now.
Marvel fan theories that may just be ridiculous enough to be true
Have some of Earth’s heroes been secretly taken over by a shapeshifting race of evil aliens? Possibly.
Latest art gallery exhibition displays traditional Chinese style
“Every picture, you just spend 10 minutes, or at maximum 20 minutes. You have to finish it, and some pictures you draw [are] not successful and you fail.” – Artist Alex Wang (Wang Zhihao).
New ‘Celebrity Big Brother’ entertains but players ultimately fall short
The celebrities made alliances, backstabbed, and competed much harder than most players have the in last few seasons of regular BBUS.
Ideological opposites clash in upcoming Theatre production
Sophocles “proposes an intellectual argument between the rule of law and God, which represents morality, love, family—these different ideas of justice.” – Thrasso Petras, director
Chairman of the Board: Game of bureaucrats
Unlike most Euro-style strategy games, there is no “point salad” effect at the end of the game—and every victory point is valuable.
The importance of art
Faces Places is an unusual and fun documentary about the teaching power of art.
Cyberpunk is back
Cyberpunk, as cool and technologically advanced as it appears, is also typically rather dystopian.