Arts Archives - Page 88 of 295

November 25, 2011 Ella Myers

Viewpoint: Free your walls from stale beige canvases, rent a bit of colour

Renting collectibles sounds like an oxymoron, but it’s not.

November 25, 2011 Eugene Kwibuka

Occupiers drew on art to unite the movement

People gathered around colourful signs taped to tents explaining the protesters' message.

Before the National Capital Commission decided to shut them down, Occupy Ottawa protesters had taken to drawing and chanting their messages to keep the movement going.

November 25, 2011 Ira Lamcja

All-girls cathedral choir marks a decade of song

Walking through the doors of the Christ Church Cathedral, the strains of piano and faint voices grow louder as you ascend wooden stairs to the second floor.

November 11, 2011 Jordan Adams

New art project could spice up downtown

Kelsey Atkinson, Centretown News

The Bronson Avenue reconstruction project means a new addition to the collection of several well-known scultpures around Centretown.

Public art – there’s a lot of it in Centretown: the giant teapot at Minto Place, a bear eating a fish on Sparks Street, and abstract figures outside the condo at Metcalfe and McLeod streets.