Community Reflections: Public Art
In the town where you grew up, you might remember some kind of public art, whether that be a massive statue, mural, or a…
Arts & Culture
A Fairytale Fantasy: The ECU’s Magical Ball
As I entered the English Course Union’s (ECU) Fairytale Fantasy ball on March 25, it became instantly clear that I had w…
The Bollywood Phenomenon
In India, everything, even the films, revolves around the different combinations of spices.
Artists: Go to DAD!
It is twice now that I have had the pleasure of attending one of UBC Okanagan's recently developed Drawing and Discourse…
The Life, Love, and Work of James Baldwin
The first James Baldwin book I read was The Fire Next Time. I read it during the pandemic at my grandparents’ apartment …
It’s The Little Things: The Trinket Trend
You may have seen the remarkable uptick of people — on campus and off — adorning themselves with little keychains and to…
Advertising and Art
Art in the modern age — especially online — has faced many unexpected challenges.
The Empty Store
Have you ever walked into a store that seemed almost empty?
David Lynch: The Man, The Artist
There is a name you will hear in artist’s circles that sticks in your head. It’s punchy and it creates an image before y…
Judging Books by Their Covers
People love to say, “never judge a book by its cover.”
Reimagine Pictography and Sculpture with Taylor Baptiste: q̓ayisxn — Off the Rocks Exhibition
I pushed through the doors of the Creative and Critical Studies Building, took a left turn into the FINA gallery, and wa…
I Love-Hate What I Do
Balance is an important part of life.