Passages and Portals: The common spaces that move us
Looking through the camera’s lens at everyday life, patterns start to emerge.
Toronto History Museums launch new program to explore previously untold stories by BIPOC artists
‘Awakenings’ is a virtual series of online art projects that aim to address the lack of representation for Black, Indigenous, and people of colour in telling stories about Toronto.
She paints her life’s story
Elham Fatapour enthralls with her work by incorporating unexpected, deeply meaningful materials.
Trey Anthony is a ‘Black Girl in Love (with Herself)’
The prolific playwright, TV show creator, and author chats about digging deep, being true to herself, and reinventing her life in her new book, ‘Black Girl in Love (with Herself): A Guide to Self-Love, Healing, and Creating the Life You Truly Deserve’ (Hay House Inc., Jan 5, 2021).
A look at ‘Dance Innovations 2020’ on the digital stage
A show review of ‘Dance Innovations 2020: Detail and Distance — Extraordinary Works for Extraordinary Times’.
Marvel’s ‘Spider-Man: Miles Morales’ is short, but incredibly sweet
A review of the new video game: ‘Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales’.
First year vs. last: how have our film students grown?
In conversation with first- and final-year film students.
More bad news for theatre students
York’s theatre students face the challenges of constantly changing COVID-19 restrictions.