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Notes on Cinema: Superheroes can show the best of us
On-screen superheroes have been front and center for most of the 21st century, gaining popularity never seen before. Superheroes are often looked down upon
From fan art to fine art: Celina Forbes paints what she loves
Fort St. John artist Celina Forbes has used her love of pop culture to hone her skills with her paintbrush. While some may paint
Positively Trek: Grande Prairie duo share their love of Star Trek
Whether it’s exploring strange new worlds or learning about new life and civilizations, local Grande Prairie podcasters are boldly sharing their love of Star
Local comic creators Q+A!
Can you give us a summary of what your comic is about? Frosty: Time & Again, on the surface, is a story about a
PHOTOS: Big Print Day
It was Big Print Day for the Print Artist North group, which utilized a roadwork steam roller to make some large prints during the
PHOTOS: Beaverlodge Art Walk
The Beaverlodge Art Walk in Beaverlodge on June 5. The art walk included musical performances, dancers, street performers, vendors and food trucks.
Melanie’s Welcome
My first ever comic-con event was in 2023 when Jesse and I went to Edmonton Expo. The crowd there was quite overwhelming, but I
Bluesky Music Festival brings community together
If there was ever a music festival that could be described as “homegrown,” it’s the Bluesky Music Festival. It all started with a dream
Canada Council for the Arts add $25 million in support for Alberta artists
Canada Council for the Arts announced a $25 million Alberta Focus Fund that is expected to strengthen opportunities for Albertan artists and art organizations.
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Notes on Cinema: Superheroes can show the best of us
On-screen superheroes have been front and center for most of the 21st century, gaining popularity never seen before. Superheroes are often looked
From fan art to fine art: Celina Forbes paints what she loves
Fort St. John artist Celina Forbes has used her love of pop culture to hone her skills with her paintbrush. While some
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Jordie Isaac
In System Deviance, Isaac developed the traditional star pattern and found ways to disrupt it with colour and movement, allowing the design to glitch beyond its usual borders and even pull yarn loops
Krysia Morin
Krysia Morin’s work is the definition of repurpose because in her work, old is new again.With a goal to see less waste and to breathe new life into jewellery, Morin’s work salvages the
Time Gone—Christine Young
In Time Gone, the flowers blur as though caught in the current of time. What once felt still and certain begins to dissolve, reminding us how quickly life changes and how easily moments
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Notes on Cinema: Superheroes can show the best of us
On-screen superheroes have been front and center for most of the 21st century, gaining popularity never seen before. Superheroes are often looked
Positively Trek: Grande Prairie duo share their love of Star Trek
Whether it’s exploring strange new worlds or learning about new life and civilizations, local Grande Prairie podcasters are boldly sharing their love
PHOTOS: Big Print Day
It was Big Print Day for the Print Artist North group, which utilized a roadwork steam roller to make some large prints
PHOTOS: Beaverlodge Art Walk
The Beaverlodge Art Walk in Beaverlodge on June 5. The art walk included musical performances, dancers, street performers, vendors and food trucks.
From fan art to fine art: Celina Forbes paints what she loves
Fort St. John artist Celina Forbes has used her love of pop culture to hone her skills with her paintbrush. While some
Local comic creators Q+A!
Can you give us a summary of what your comic is about? Frosty: Time & Again, on the surface, is a story
The Queen of GP: Josh Kaczkielo brings glam, camp and comedy to the Peace as Tiffany IBS
Pop music and show tunes blare from a tiny speaker and make-up is sprawled across a kitchen table in a temporary studio
Finding the beauty in the scrap: Karl Mattson
Sitting in the cabin his ancestors built and that he later added on to, Karl Mattson gestures to strips of metal that
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