Presenting the visual and performing arts.
In-depth interviews featuring your favourite artists.
Hella Feminist | San Francisco
Hella Feminist imparts a holistic, fresh, and community-focused approach to understanding feminism and gender
a soft landing | Toronto
Catch this exquisitely slow collection for Images Festival
TONE Festival | Toronto
Three great sets on the final night of Tone Festival
A Fringe Festival Journal | Part 7
Following Fringe’s First Weekend, I Recommend Everything
Venice Biennale 2022 | Pt 1
The International Arts Festival Makes a Post-Covid Comeback
Between Root and Bloom
ZESTcreative delivers on intimacy and spontaneity
Confronting Space
Rapley Dance Projects creates the space it confronts
The Occasion
Jeng Yi Ensemble returns to the stage after 2 years
Femmillennial
Kylie Thompson presents a hyperphysical and hilarious feminist dance piece.
The Garden of Alla
An urgently relevant queer history by Minmar Gaslight Productions
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Visual Arts
Norris Yim: Nameless
Artivism: How art meets activism in one artist’s vast series of faceless portraits.
Victoria Kagalovska
Before the invasion.
Street Wise Arts
“When we create murals that include important themes like diversity and social justice, it provides an easier entryway into thinking about social change and the way that we can get there.”
Performing Arts
Immersive Dance Experiments
Can virtual reality and digital performance replace the proscenium stage? It’s only a matter of time (and creativity).
Static Channel
Audio-Visual Collective, Static Channel, on Building Immersive Cymatic Landscapes
Mischa Maisky
After a lifetime on the international stage, the celebrated cellist remains dedicated to expressive, evolving interpretations of the masterworks.
Seven Podcasts for the Dancer in You
Dance is more than just a performance; it’s healthy living, coaching, talking to industry professionals, and getting advice through great podcasts.
Barbara Hannigan
The genre-defining soprano and conductor weighs in on nurturing young artists and steering classical music through the 21st century.
In The Garden Pt. 1: Caroline Shaw
The Pulitzer Prize-winning composer looks closely at oranges, traffic, and the beauty of the miniscule.
In The Garden Pt.2: The Weather Station
Frontwoman Tamara Lindeman reflects on her latest album, climate activism, and the collective moment we’re in.
In the Garden Pt.3: Basia Bulat
On Her Latest Album, The Garden
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Arts & Letters
Is Ballet Racist?
Fan Art as Visual Art
From Instagram’s Stage to Theatrum mundi