Banana taped to a wall sparks a cultural food fight in the art world
Maurizio Cattelan’s banana sold for $6.2 million and became a “masterpiece”
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Brain science and theatre background provide a unique perspective
Professor’s experimental approach explores science, technology, society and the environment
Student-led academic journal showcases undergraduate research in arts
Crossings is the first to bridge undergrad research across all arts programs
ConnecTour Chronicles: A private fantasy world, rich in local and family history
CYCLING CANADA: It would be an insult to say Sheri is a packrat; all of the hundreds of knickknacks she has have a history
Artifacts from composer’s life included in international registry
Designation signifies late U of A professor’s importance to the Canadian cultural landscape as a renowned classical music composer
Why baking is therapeutic in times of crisis
Arts and crafts provide healthy ways to deal with our disrupted daily lives, says U of A occupational therapist
Staying connected and building spirit in isolation
We’re living proof that people are naturally active and creative, when given the time. COVID-19 has given many of us that time
New vision for CRTC is dangerously radical
Critics believe recommendations have the very real potential to limit how freely Canadians can access the Internet and what content they’ll be able to find when they do
Imagine only having opinions that made you happy
Readers are starved of simple stories that make human happiness seem once again possible for regular folks
Letting your creative spirit loose
Back in the studio after a lifetime of sporadic art lessons, embracing the spirituality and fun
