Arts

Patagonia CEO commits to sustainability in the face of fashion greenwashing

California outdoor retailer, Patagonia, has announced a change in company leadership.Continue...

The best books you’ll read for school

Reading for school doesn’t have to be boring, but all too often, class reading lists make even the keenest students go for a snooze.Continue...

Arts vs. entertainment: is there a difference?

The Arts section of the Journa l used to be called “Arts and Entertainment” before being condensed to simply art a few years prior. This distinction calls into question what the difference is between art and entertainment and who is to say something is or isn’t art?Continue...

Concerts are coming to the Kingston Penitentiary

The Kingston Penitentiary could be your new favourite concert venue.Continue...

Creative Movement offering art therapy at the Agnes

The Agnes Etherington Art Centre introduced a Creative Movement program this week, offering people living with Parkinson’s and their loved ones a look into movement art therapy.Continue...

No plots, just vibes

Every film should have a plot—it feels like a necessity along with the need for a compelling main character and an intriguing conflict.Continue...

The case against dupe culture

The rising interest in for sustainable clothing and support for small designers are being overshadowed by micro-influencers dedicated to finding inexpensive dupes for goods that one may not typically want to spend for.Continue...

What's your medium?

Art is everywhere, from our playlists to our clothes to the movies.Continue...

An overview of book cover art

The old saying tells us not to judge a book by its cover, but we’ve been doing exactly that for centuries. From medieval manuscripts to 1980s high fantasy, book covers have long been a visual expression of a book’s content and significance.Continue...

Union Gallery appoints new Gallery Director

There’s a new Gallery Director at Union Gallery.Continue...

Graffiti mural transforms the Agnes Etherington Art Centre

A group of artists have come together to transform the exterior of the Agnes Etherington Art Centre.Continue...

‘Fleabag’ is devastatingly hilarious

Fleabag is the most hilarious yet devastating show on television.Continue...

Cloud 9 music festival brings electronic beats to Kingston

Cloud 9 music festival debuts on Sept. 10 and features up-and-coming Canadian electronic musicians.Continue...

Saying goodbye to ‘Better Call Saul’

With Better Call Saul ’s sixth and final season now concluded, the Breaking Bad story and universe is officially over—TV will never be the same.

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Smokii Sumac talks poetry, identity, and Queen’s Writer’s Residency

Tucked away in Elgin, Ontario, Smokii Sumac spent two weeks at Queen’s Biological Station (QUBS)—the university’s wildlife research centre—in the company of two well-established Canadian authors.Continue...

Kingston’s best places to catch live music

Whether you’re a seasoned Kingston veteran or an incoming first-year student, knowing the top venues to catch live music is key to having a great time in the Limestone City.Continue...

A snapshot of Queen’s photographers

Photographs are a foundational part of the modern human experience.Continue...

Suits and bananas: the Gentleminion phenomenon

People are going bananas for the latest Minions movie.Continue...

Queen's Players summer show navigates the multiverse

Queen’s Players performed their summer show on July 20 at The Mansion.Continue...

‘Stranger Things’ is growing up

When Netflix released the first season of Stranger Things back in 2017, the world immediately fell in love with the show’s endearing cast of quirky characters.Continue...

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