Art Critique
Monaghan & Boyd astound in Neptune Theatre’s “Rosencrantz & Guildenstern”
If you were to tell me years ago that one of the biggest draws to Nova Scotia’s premiere regional theatre in 2024 would be a pair of hobbits, I would’ve […]
Poor Things is an electric, eclectic, esoteric spark of life
2023 was a ripe year for cinema—one need only look at the truly all-consuming cultural event that was Barbenheimmer to see that. Both films offered two entirely different experiences that […]
The Runner pulled from Belfry Theatre amidst mounting tensions
We have been no stranger to gruesome conflicts at borders these past years. But the Israel-Palestine conflict that still rages on has been a much more divisive matter of public […]
Dredging list to train Midjourney AI contains 16,000+ names
One of the primary arguments that comes up in relation to the overwhelming tide of AI-generated art is the way these programs are trained. Some skim the web based on […]
The enduring humanity of Tokyo Godfathers
It’s at times hard to tell what holiday movies will remain in people’s annual queues for long. With a plethora of events across the long, dark winter months to inspire […]
Amazon cuts ties to The Cheech Centre over critical art
In a regular reminder that mega-corporations and arts funding are not an ideal mixture, Amazon has cut ties and scrapped their ongoing funding of The Cheech Marin Centre for Chicano […]
Ai Weiwei’s Lego classics are much more than playful reproduction
Art Basel has become the annual mecca for the year’s oddball artistic offering. From Maurizio Cattelan’s Comedian to MSCHF’s ATM Leaderboard, it is a home for statements in surprising formats. […]
