All posts in NASA

Cadavre exquis at Phi Centre- the exquisite corpse of VR

Brandon Lorimer 24 November 2019

Famed NASA mission control: restored and reopened

Katherine Keener 8 July 2019

The Polaroid Project- A snapshot of instant history

Brandon Lorimer 30 June 2019

Architecture

NASA announces winner of their 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge

Life on Mars has long been a favourite of science-fiction lovers and extraterrestrial enthusiasts. It’s, been the mainstay for horror movies and novels and, at times, if you think about for just long enough, it is a pretty scary concept. On May 4th, coincidentally on what’s become known as Star Wars Day, NASA announced that […]

Katherine Keener 27 May 2019

Opinion

Ancient Tibetan handprint art discovery sparks debate

Brandon Lorimer 15 September 2021

Leading lights - Artists

Wendy Williams Watt’s ‘Big Love Balls’ bounce into hearts of the public

Brandon Lorimer 5 September 2021

Leading lights - Collectors

Theatre Royal Drury Lane presenting Andrew Lloyd Webber’s collection

Brandon Lorimer 29 August 2021

Must see - Exhibitions

Lighthouse Immersive’s ‘Touch’ promises immersive live connection

Brandon Lorimer 22 August 2021

Must see!

Lighthouse Immersive’s ‘Touch’ promises immersive live connection

Hybrid and fusion within artistic fields truly is the oncoming future. Through the blending of boundaries, varying art forms are able to merge to create new experiences beyond the sum of their parts. Visual arts, sound design, performance, literature, and film can all benefit greatly when recognized as units. And Lighthouse Immersive’s upcoming exhibition Touch […]

Sydney Fringe Festival shuts down for a second year

As is sadly still the reality for gatherings and performances currently, the ongoing pandemic is still seeing massive, last-minute shutdowns to planned events. It is not altogether surprising but is still disheartening to see the way the virus can affect a return to form for artists. While countless Fringe festivals the world over just celebrated […]

Créer des ponts rejuvenates Montréal’s abandoned businesses

The need for space is always keenly felt in artistic communities, no matter what the current socio-political climate is. With real estate prices still on an ever-bloating trajectory and both the pandemic and apathetic developers causing countless businesses to shutter their doors, the sheer volume of wasted space is staggering. But non-profit organization Art Souterrain […]

World Fringe Day- the State of The Fringe worldwide

This past week saw the fifth anniversary of World Fringe Day. Beginning in 2017 on July 11th, it’s a celebration of the worldwide phenomenon that is fringe theatre, as well as the countless moving parts that make up each individual Fringe Festival- artists, volunteers, techs, venues, and so much more constantly whirr in the creation […]