The needles were humming and the ink was flowing as tattoo artists and enthusiasts gathered for The Limestone City Tattoo and Arts Festival in downtown Kingston last weekend.
On Friday, Montreal-based artists Emily Jan and Anne Billy made themselves at home in Union Gallery with a seventeenth century Dutch banquet table deluged with food and ornaments and walls covered in warm and homey textiles.
On Thursday, coffee brewed and students chattered at the Tea Room of Beamish-Munro Hall in anticipation of Take Back the Mic – an Alt-Frosh open mic event.
Edward Snowden is more than a man. He’s a topic surrounded in controversy — a controversy explored in the recently released film Snowden covering his life experiences as a government intelligence snoop.
Immediately struck by the otherworldly feel of the minimalist design and blood red pattern painted on the walls, Ciara Phillips: Comrade Objects had me questioning whether I had stepped back in time.
Looking back, very few people actually knew about my personal background. Because I focused so intensely on academic and extracurricular activities very little was known about my life at home.
