As the baby boomers age, the artistic community in Ottawa may see a renaissance.
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Graffiti wall may be in jeopardy
The Ottawa Technical High School has been closed since 1992 but its grounds live on as a popular spot for local residents to walk their dogs or do a little gardening, and for local artists to take part in legal graffiti 101.
Moving out of the museum and into the gallery
Carleton University exhibit presents aboriginal artifacts as art.
Ooh La La exposes children to world of opera
When opera singer George Valettas first sang at the Glebe Montessori School 11 years ago as a favour to his children’s head director, he wasn’t expecting the performance to turn into a full-fledged operatic production, let alone the starting point for his opera company.