In a world that sneers at whimsy and the joy of silliness, Camryn Carnell dares to embrace it. Exploring themes of space, shape, and bodies, her work is viscerally playful and dreamy. Her soft sculptures, […]
Charlotte Bellows has been writing since a very young age, completing her first novel in elementary school. She enjoys starting her morning with coffee and looks forward to the special seasonal coffees in the colder […]
On September 9, I had the pleasure of attending the opening night of the Languorous Exhibit of Anda Kubis at the Newzones Gallery. As a senior Canadian abstract painter, Kubis is a prominent figure in […]
Yuli Carvajal Pereira is a Colombia-born, Calgary/Mohkinstis-based artist. She is known for her whimsical and modern paintings that capture the world with a cheerful poise. Taking inspiration from life and the environment, she applies her […]
Ramin Eshraghi-Yazdi is a film-based storyteller and documentarian living in Calgary and Montreal. He guides his practice with an empathic eye, open curiosity, and a collaborative approach, inviting subjects into the process of telling their […]
Ms. Luna of Le Cirque de la Nuit is very proud to say that she is perfectly abnormal, thank you very much. In a society that celebrates the “typical”, she has forged a way to […]
ART SPOT is a volunteer-run inclusive organization that supports budding local artists in Calgary by promoting them in group exhibitions and independent art galleries. These emerging artists are able to build as a start-up to […]
In 1999, Quin Cheung embarked on her clay journey when she enrolled in her first wheel-throwing pottery class. Instantly captivated, she fell in love with the art form. However, pottery had to take a backseat […]
The International Avenue Arts and Culture Community (IAACC) is a volunteer-run, registered organization that offers local artists a safe and inclusive space to educate, commission and promote their work. There are many opportunities for artists […]
At 17 years old, Billie Rae Busby stood at the National Gallery of Canada, marvelling at Barnett Newman’s colossal Voice of Fire (1967). She had recently won a poster competition and was able to travel […]
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