Reclaiming space
How a local Filipino artist uses art to tell his story Janine De Castro, Contributor | A local multimedia artist, Harvey Nichol, presents his newest sculpture, Biringan, A Myth Reimagined. The sculpture stands tall...
Tagged: movement
Fall 2011 newsmakers
Catch up on everything from slighted staffers to bar blues Rachael Frey News Editor Goodbye, Canada Post The little postal outlet kiosk in the corner of the Wyckham House basement closed...
Noise 101: CD Reviews for Jan. 9
Jane’s Addiction The Great Escape Artist Capitol When Jane’s Addiction first burst out of the L.A. scene in the mid ‘80s, there was nothing else like them. Their first two albums — 1988’s...
Faith Column: If these walls could talk
Cathedrals offer a sense of history James Wilt Faith Columnist Cathedrals don’t hold the best reputation in the post-modern church movement. House-church goers and hipster Christians often claim that the ancient buildings...
Status update: Where do you like it?
by Catherine Szabo I like it out in the open. This isn’t the sex column, but during the month of October, other ladies used their Facebook statuses to declare that they like it on...
Musical Musings: A selfish introduction, and Muslim punk
Greetings, casual reader, and welcome to Musical Musings, the new blog for me, the arts editor of the Reflector. I say “for me” because, well…let me start from the beginning. I’m a huge music...
Back by popular demand
With the words “wow” and “flutter” in the title of Decidedly Jazz Danceworks’ 2008 show, people can be forgiven if they don’t immediately think of turntables or variations of speed, sound and frequency distortion....
