Absolutely No Rehearsal: In Conversation with Francisco Rubio
September 29th was the date slated for the first Jazz Jam of the year, and my good friend and I went, as we always do. W…
Arts & Culture
Mysteries and the Craft: A Portrait of Writer-Director, Celine Song
In October 2024 at the Austin Film Festival, Oscar-nominated writer and director Celine Song talked about the difference…
Archival Ships on The Sea of Information
In recent years there has been a substantial rise of digital archival accounts on Instagram. These accounts aim to docum…
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…
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…