Art Critique
“Star Wars Kid: The Rise of the Digital Shadows” urges for digital empathy
We are at the point in this digital age where virality is taken for granted. Andy Warhol’s prophecy of everyone’s fifteen minutes of fame has never been more true—and more […]
What does theatre mean on World Theatre Day?
With another rotation of this planet called Earth comes another day marked as World Theatre Day, so hug a theatre practitioner in your life—we generally need it. My first […]
Donetsk Regional Drama Theatre destroyed in Russian bombing
As the war stemming from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine marches on, we are seeing the cultural connections and outputs of both nations being deeply affected. From the sanctions applied globally […]
‘The Andy Warhol Diaries’ shows the love and fear of an icon
While the world over has been especially keen on the recent release of Inventing Anna—the exploits of real-life con artist Anna Delvey—almost simultaneously, Netflix has released a stunning and emotional […]
Remembering Charles Csuri, digital pioneer
At nearly a century of life, the foremost pioneer of digital art and computer animation, Charles Csuri, has passed away. While it may seem surprising that an early adopter of […]
Black Theatre Workshop celebrates 50 years with Vision Celebration
While it may have been from a safely distanced livestream, Montréal’s Black Theatre Workshop still found much to celebrate for this year at their annual Vision Celebration. A night celebrating […]
Simon Beck is the world’s preeminent “snow artist”
As we drag on through the latter end of winter, it’s hard not to feel the drain of the cold weather and the short hours of sunlight—especially with the ceaseless […]
