Category: Arts

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Q & Arts: Kyle Tenove and Hailey Laycraft

Faces behind the benefit concert honouring victims of Calgary’s worst mass murder Kari Pedersen Arts Editor   After a successful first event called High Hopes, which celebrated the five young people who passed away...

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Nuit Blanche transforms downtown Calgary

Second-ever art event attracts thousands Sasha Semenoff Contributor   Subtlety and strangeness pervaded the warm September air as thousands of Calgarians of every age and persuasion crowded the city’s Olympic Plaza and surrounding areas...

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Reconvenience art show unearths relevant past

25-year-old time capsules revealed at United Congress reunion show Kari Pedersen Arts Editor   Not-for-profit space, The New Gallery, is home to many exhibitions each year. The contemporary space is uniquely nestled in China...

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Beakernight: an evening enjoyed by all

Two weeks of science rounded off with Beakernight — a party that had something for everyone Kari Pedersen Arts Editor   The highly anticipated finale of this year’s Beakerhead took place on Sept. 13....

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Noise 101: Giving hope back to Calgary

After the worst mass murder in Calgary’s history, students and community join to honour those lost Kari Pedersen Arts Editor   Hope: the grounds to believe that something good may happen.   High Hopes,...

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Pull through the ‘Fall blues’

Our music must-haves for surviving this season Kari Pedersen Arts Editor   Missing the summer freedom already? Well, we have a list of music to get you back in the game so you can...

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Beakerhead blasts off again this week

Catapult your stuff, build an art car or stroll through the human brain Kari Pedersen Arts Editor   Beakerhead, an opportunity to break down the stereotypes of science, continues this week with more fantastic...

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Shop to support local artists at Market Collective Kari Pedersen Arts Editor   The six-year anniversary of Market Collective took place this past weekend at Calgary’s East Village Riverwalk. Started by Angela Dione and...

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Nuit Blanche expands Calgary’s artistry

Second bi-annual downtown art festival expects more than 10,000 viewers Kari Pedersen Arts Editor   Nuit Blanche, a bi-annual festival, turns the downtown core into a civic art gallery for the night. On Sept....

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Noise 101: CD Reviews for Sept. 11

Watsky   All You Can Do   Steel Wool Records   Score: A+   Poet-turned-rapper and San Francisco native, George Watsky, follows-up his 2013 Cardboard Castles with All You Can Do, which is without...