Arts
  • 4 months 3 weeks ago

Performance makes Truth and Reconciliation local

Reconciliation will be taking center stage at the Cantabile Choir performance this weekend.Continue...
  • 4 months 3 weeks ago

Fast Romantics is the happiest band in indie rock

On Fast Romantics’ forthcoming album, front man Matthew Angus asks himself what it means to be truly happy.Continue...
  • 4 months 3 weeks ago

Arts in Brief

$65,000 donated to digitze library archvives; Agnes Etherington Shortlisted for OAAG AwardsContinue...
  • 4 months 3 weeks ago

Jean Chrétien reflects on time in office

For Jean Chrétien, the art of storytelling is never far from politics.Continue...
  • 4 months 3 weeks ago

Stage thriller Butcher delves into the aftermath of tragedy

In his new stage thriller Butcher, playwrightNicolas Billon asks how we can balance peace and justice.Continue...
  • 4 months 3 weeks ago

Catherine Hernandez discusses the real-world issues behind Scarborough

Catherine Hernandez teaches lessons from the school of hard knocks.

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  • 5 months 19 hours ago

A nostalgic upper-year’s review of Sam Roberts at Homecoming

This year’s Homecoming concert wasn’t about the music.Continue...
  • 5 months 19 hours ago

Script falls short in The Mouse House

The Domino Theatre’s production of The Mouse House proves community theatre is alive, but not always good.

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  • 5 months 19 hours ago

Albert Schultz’s return a loss for Canadian theatre

In January of 2018, Globe and Mail columnist Margaret Wente proclaimed Albert Schultz will “never work in this town again—or, for that matter, in any theatre anywhere in Canada.”Continue...
  • 5 months 19 hours ago

Aruna D’Souza talks art and protest

Art and protest—for Aruna D’Souza, the two are key to understanding today’s culture.Continue...
  • 5 months 5 days ago

Printmaking at the Agnes relives horrors of First World War

Artistic interpretations of the war to end all wars aren’t hard to find.Continue...
  • 5 months 5 days ago

Rich Aucoin tours for charity

If biking is good for your health, Rich Aucoin should be a fitness guru by now.Continue...
  • 5 months 5 days ago

Indie rockers USS talk Ale House show

Everything about vocalist Ashley Buchholz is summed up in his band’s name: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (USS).Continue...
  • 5 months 5 days ago

The Elwins take Ale for fall break

The Elwins have the same feel-good vibes as the best of `90s one-hit wonders.Continue...
  • 5 months 1 week ago

Commentary: Content creators deserve fair pay on streaming sites

Lawmakers need to consider the impact of large streaming sites on the artistic community.Continue...
  • 5 months 1 week ago

NEW CITY to bring chart-topping singles to the Mansion

This Tuesday, NEW CITY will take over The Mansion as they visit Kingston on their North American tour.Continue...
  • 5 months 1 week ago

Short film Fusl debuts at The Screening Room

On Oct. 13, a two-part short film debuted at The Screening Room about a woman’s journey home and the resilience of her migrant ancestors.Continue...
  • 5 months 1 week ago

Queen’s Library opens historical Nuremberg Chronicle for students

On Tuesday, Principal Woolf introduced the 1493 edition of the Nuremberg Chronicle , the library’s newest rare book acquisition.Continue...
  • 5 months 1 week ago

Keeping the art of pen craftsmanship alive

While most students grab a coffee and hit the books after class, Matt Vainer, ArtSci ’20, heads to the workshop to perfect his latest fountain pen.Continue...
  • 5 months 1 week ago

Graphic novel explores sexuality and self-acceptance

After years of hiding his sexuality, Queen’s alum Mark Julien wrote his journey into a graphic novel— Justin Case and the Closet Monster .Continue...

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