ARTS

Having read Ian McEwan’s On Chesil Beach, it would be hard to imagine how the unsettling subject matter of the novel could be accurately adapted into film. It is fair to say, however, that director Dominic Cooke beautifully translated what may have been perceived as a story of two shallow ...

A nuanced directorial debut that shows Greta Gerwig as more than an indie-darling

A history of the oldest continuous university publication in Canada

A confounding 3D experiment about loss and the way we look at images

A political and provocative meditation on the purpose of remembering

A look at Kensington Market’s newest art space

An interview with Yasmine Hassen of The Humming Magazine

Photo | Maia Kachan Maia Kachan’s debut collection of poems poignantly outlines a coming-of-age narrative  Drawing on themes of wintertime numbness, listless suburban life, and drunken young love, Victoria College student Maia Kachan creates a small world within the twenty pages of her poetry collection On Growing Old. Published in May of 2017, this semi-autobiographical collection spans the teenage years of a young person who has ...

A discussion with Sam Clark on the band’s influences and balancing academics with music

[et_pb_section admin_label=”section”][et_pb_row admin_label=”row”][et_pb_column type=”1_2″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text”] A beginner’s guide to the film-related resources on and off campus, and why using them matters To both new and returning students, I would like to put forward a suggestion for the coming school year: seek out uncomfortable art—whatever uncomfortable means to you. That’s it. ...