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Roads to Nowhere
Michael Hayward on dharma trails, lawless landscapes and Hemingway's corner table. Read more
Dirty Dirty Gets Down to the Nitty Gritty
Jill Mandrake on Mississippi Live & the Dirty Dirty, a Southern rock band in East Vancouver. Read more
Ordinary Filipinos vs. The Normal Irish
Patty Osborne on teenage love, internet clicks and stolen babies. Read more
Opus 217. Against the Enamel of a Background Rhythmic with Beats and Angles, Tones, and Tints, Portrait of M. Félix Fénéon in 1890 by Paul Signac. Collection: Museum of Modern Art.
Fine Art in Lockdown
Michael Hayward on Félix Fénéon and the exhibits unseen during COVID-19. Read more
Life in the Valley
Thad McIlroy urges us to run from big tech before the death knell tolls. Read more
Mirror Image
Jonathan Heggen on staying on the periphery until the proverbial dust settles. Read more
Scratching the Print-Making Itch
Kelsea O’Connor on 48 printmakers and their unconventional studios. Read more
Forgetting the Question
Patty Osborne on licking fish, erotic hallucinations and the mystery of the missing anthropologist. Read more
Life in the Tall Towers Lost
Jill Mandrake on living life on the edge—from Etobicoke to Iqaluit. Read more
Shocked and Discredited
Kelsea O'Connor on the bible, the Golden Girls and Captain Kirk's Lesbianism. Read more
Bordering
Michael Hayward on an armchair travelogue of the troubled borders in the eastern Balkans. Read more
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King of Bicycles
Roni Simunovic on the joker playing card through the ages. Read more
Round the Clock Coverage
Shyla Seller on Marion Stokes and her collection of 71,716 videotapes. Read more
