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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 are adhered
Notes on Cinema: That’s no moon. It’s a space station.
Before George Lucas made Star Wars (1977), he wanted to adapt the classic sci-fi serial Flash Gordon, a story about a man whisked away
Angry Outdoor Kids bring new hip-hop beats locally
If you ask the Angry Outdoor Kids where they got their name, they will tell you it started over ten years ago with a
Backyard Wilderness
Editor’s Note: On April 5, photographer David Kay headed out onto the trails in Kleskun Hills with his camera. This is an account of
Krysia Morin
Krysia Morinโs work is the definition of repurpose because in her work, old is new again.With a goal to see less waste and to
A Flower Reborn: The art of Sheri Brewster
Dying flowers can be easily swept up, thrown into a compost or garbage, and forgotten, but a Grande Prairie artist is giving them a
Editor’s Letter: Earth is amaze amaze amaze
One of the first images from the Artemis II crew was of Earth, the blue marble with a crown of aurora. The photos were
Art News Bits-May
Goodfare painter recognized Watercolour artist Mimi Zhang-Mackie was selected as a finalist for the Northwest Watercolour Society’s 2026 Waterworks Exhibition for her painting, Oranges.
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The May issue of The Article is out in the wild!
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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Krysia Morin
Krysia Morinโs 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 GoneโChristine 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
In the Dark โ Hannah Nott
Life can be tough, and often dark. All sides seem to close in around us without an escape. Whether in the community or in our personal lives, there are periods of darkness when
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Notes on Cinema: That’s no moon. It’s a space station.
Before George Lucas made Star Wars (1977), he wanted to adapt the classic sci-fi serial Flash Gordon, a story about a man
Days of cinemas past and future
For over 100 years, films have entertained residents of the Peace Region, from the first silent short films, the introduction of sound,
James Morrison on the music beat
James Mearon Morrison wears many hats: a talented musician, photographer, budding filmmaker, and board game designer, while at the heart of all
Notes on Cinema: The Master of Cinema
Akira Kurosawa was a filmmaker who dedicated his life to filmmaking, and this dedication led him to make 30 feature films. He
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
Angry Outdoor Kids bring new hip-hop beats locally
If you ask the Angry Outdoor Kids where they got their name, they will tell you it started over ten years ago
A Flower Reborn: The art of Sheri Brewster
Dying flowers can be easily swept up, thrown into a compost or garbage, and forgotten, but a Grande Prairie artist is giving
Finding the magic in photography
The photographs from Grande Prairie photographer Cassandra Jones have a fairy tale, dream-like quality, but to her, it’s all magic. Jones is
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