Amid isolation and grief, community and empathy can be found and shared through The HeartbroQen Project. Kingston artist and figurative painter, Meenakashi Ghadial, BFA’24, is the creative force behind the Heartbroken in the Driver’s Seat: Stories of Queer Heartbreak and The HeartbroQen project.
From Artificial Intelligence (AI) infused performances to bench marking accessibility standards, the Festival of Live Digital Art (FOLDA) 2024 pushes boundaries in the arts.
Agnes Etherington Art Centre is being transformed into the dream art house it was originally intended to be.
More often than not, our lives are intertwined with art, making it impossible to imagine a world without it. This is especially the case for Adrien Crossman.
Union Gallery’s latest exhibition was a journey through familial love and loss that left a lasting impact.
In the months following Kingston City Council’s declaration of intimate partner violence as an epidemic, and in the days leading up to International Women’s Day, Have You Seen My Sister? is a concert dedicated to the missing and murdered women of Eastern Ontario.
Vogue Charity Fashion Show’s (VCFS) 27th annual show left audiences in awe once again.
In a captivating blend of creativity and philanthropy, the Vogue Charity Fashion Show (VCFS) is set to take centre stage once again this year at the Grand Theatre.
The diverse experiences of BIPOC people in Kingston were front and centre for almost a month during a recent exhibit at the Window Art Gallery.
Queen’s Black Fashion Association (QBFA) reminds everyone the future is now.
Project Red’s latest show, “Odyssey,” transcended fashion—it was a journey of self-discovery.
Union Gallery hosts fundraiser spotlighting diversity in works
Fast fashion giant H&M has announced its latest collaborative collection, this time with Paris designer brand Mugler.
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