“The issue isn’t just about single administrative changes within the organization, but a very reasonable fear within the wider community that, when taken together, the changes that are happening now are leading to a slow dismantling of the art gallery, even if that’s not what the administration intends.”
“These are morality plays that talk about the best and the worst of human nature,” O’Keefe said. “Serling wrote in a way that allowed him to use science fiction, fantasy, and horror to talk about humanity though the lens of early ‘60s culture.”
Trick or Treat for canned goods for food banks this Halloween!
Three Things to do the weekend is a varied sampling of what to be at this weekend.
“I never even considered that Indigenous music might have been an influence on blues and jazz and the roots of American popular music. It never even occurred to me, and it seems so obvious once you start looking into the history,” Bainbridge said. “…it makes me wonder what else I don’t know about our foundations in North America.”
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“It’s really important to give well-earned credit to the young women who are standing behind feminist activism and might be looking at things differently than us … mentorship can foster that while also giving young people a platform so we can learn from them too.”
A varied sampling of what to be at this weekend.
Contact Improvisation is a dance form that originated in the ‘70s, drawing heavily on the martial art Aikido.
“I think a lot of Canadians relate to the show because it looks toward the centers of power from the fringes, and most Canadians live in the fringes. The show has always been a kind of advocate for the underdog who’s not represented in the power structure.”
Three Things to do the weekend is a varied sampling of what to be at this weekend.
Recent Grenfell graduate Lauren Brinson has been named a regional winner of the 2017 BMO 1st Art Award for her piece “Small Talk.”