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Student Elysia Maludzinski says she started @QUSongs because she wanted to create a way for Queen’s students to connect and bond over shared music tastes.
  • 6 years 10 months ago

Creating musical connections

The language of music is one we all speak.Continue...

Gianna Lauren says she takes her unexpected experiences and uses them as inspiration.
  • 6 years 10 months ago

‘I don’t want work in my pocket’

For Gianna Lauren, the unsettling experiences are the most grounding.Continue...

By creating a collage with vintage photos, Fowler provides a unique perspective towards Western culture.
  • 6 years 10 months ago

Mundane and magical

Fight the routine.Continue...

Collecting Visions contains pieces made of wood, leather and stone.
  • 6 years 10 months ago

Collecting visions of primal art

It’s sexuality in its primitive form.Continue...

Yukon Blonde’s latest album Tiger Talk was long-listed for the Polaris Prize last year.
  • 6 years 10 months ago

National nuances

When I saw Yukon Blonde at the frosh concert in September, I thought, “Who’s the biker on bass?”Continue...

Sarah Witiuk, ArtSci ‘12, said once she got back from her international exchange, she stopped getting invited to events happening in Kingston, so she wanted to post them in one easy-to-find place.
  • 6 years 10 months ago

Outside the bubble

“I am the events girl, and yet, I haven’t been to one in so long.”Continue...

Lead singer Matt Layzell said The Matinée is excited to be returning to Kingston since the band does a lot of their writing in his family cabin in Gananoque.
  • 6 years 10 months ago

Risky roads

Matt Layzell from The Matinée and I compared our tattoos when we spoke last week.Continue...
  • 6 years 10 months ago

Artist or entertainer?

Popular music fan vs. indie music loverContinue...

Stars bassist Evan Cranley said his two-year-old baby with band vocalist Amy Millan comes on tour with them. “It’s like having nine weird uncles and aunts,” he says.
  • 6 years 10 months ago

Stars since the beginning

It’s the music of the past penetrating the present.Continue...

Brynn Higgins-Stirrup’s pieces in Union Gallery exhibited overt sexual themes.
  • 6 years 10 months ago

Swimming too deep

Sometimes it’s better not to delve into the deep end.Continue...

Ben Bankas says being funny isn’t about himself — the only way to judge a joke is by how the audience responds in laughter.
  • 6 years 10 months ago

Risky comedy business

There are a few taboo subjects in a romantic relationship.Continue...

Sex Ray Vision says they don’t have a favourite between playing covers and original songs.
  • 6 years 10 months ago

Clear visions of rock

Go balls firmly against the wall, or go home.Continue...

Laura Rae Chaisson (centre) shone as one of the lead dancers in this year’s Vogue Charity Fashion Show.
  • 6 years 10 months ago

Rebel for a cause

It’s a tale of elegant radicals where the classic is brought together with the avant-garde — and it’s uniquely Vogue.Continue...

Last year, Down There made $12,000 for Interval House, Dawn House and the Sexual Assault Centre Kingston. This year, the production is hoping to do the same.
  • 6 years 10 months ago

Getting down close and personal

It’s uncomfortably good.Continue...

In the exhibit Tobit: Miracles and Morals, several 16th and 17th century artists provide their own individual depictions of scenes from the Biblical story of Tobit and his family. The paintings follow the time from when Tobit’s family was expelled from their country to their journey of redemption.
  • 6 years 10 months ago

A tale of morals and miracles

There’s a fine line between a substantial story line and aesthetic appeal in art.Continue...

In the final addition to the Vogt series, the four plays contained zany characters ranging from a greek muse to a gorilla to Taliban soldiers.
  • 6 years 10 months ago

Final plays of Vogt series form enjoyable environment

After Vogts A, B and C this year, it’s clear the four mini plays of Vogt aren’t meant to make sense.Continue...

Peter Katz says the last time he played a gig in Kingston, he was supported by a 100-person choir called Open Voices who learned to sing some of his songs.
  • 6 years 10 months ago

Practice, improve, perform and repeat

Are you there God? It’s Peter Katz here.Continue...
  • 6 years 10 months ago

Crimes and lullabies

When you’re gone, what do you leave behind?Continue...

The opening act on Tuesday night were rockers Folly and the Hunter, who had a distinct sound similar to Bon Iver.
  • 6 years 10 months ago

Just getting started

When Grad Club Manager Virginia Clark encourages you to come see a show, you don’t say no.Continue...

BFA student Monika Rosen’s exhibit brings up themes of questioning self-identity by blurring out the subjects’ faces in her oil paintings.
  • 6 years 11 months ago

Foggy thought

The eyes are essential. But what happens when you can’t see them?Continue...

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