ARTS & CULTURE


Nickle Galleries’ fall exhibition features Prairie Interlace and Adrian Stimson
Arts & Culture

Nickle Galleries’ fall exhibition features Prairie Interlace and Adrian Stimson

The university library is home to many resources, including the campus culture essential, the Nickle Galleries. The gallery features different exhibits every season, with the Prairie Interlace: Weaving, Modernisms and the Expanded Frame, 1960-2000 and Adrian Stimson: ANTHRO-OBSCENE (and Other Works) currently on display until Dec. 17.  Prairie

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The Mole: Is it worth watching?
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The Mole: Is it worth watching?

Netflix has released some pretty awesome content recently, from new hits like The Midnight Club to more seasons of old favourites like Grey’s Anatomy. However, one new Netflix series that hasn’t gotten as much attention is The Mole, a reality TV show in which twelve competitors compete in

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The Rocky Horror Picture Show: An unforgettable theatre experience
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The Rocky Horror Picture Show: An unforgettable theatre experience

The Rocky Horror Picture Show at The Plaza Theatre is a theatre experience everybody should take part in at least once in their lives. This year, the event took place from Oct. 27-31. Where else but a showing of The Rocky Horror Picture Show are you allowed to get

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Album review: Fever Dream
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Album review: Fever Dream

Palaye Royale prioritizes putting on a show above all else. They’ve intricately carved out the world of first the Boom Boom Room and then taking on the alternate persona of the Bastards for the album of the same name. For their fourth record, aptly titled Fever Dream, the band

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BRKN Love reveals fresh attitude with new album
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BRKN Love reveals fresh attitude with new album

BRKN Love is a band that can only be described with one word — attitude. With the release of their sophomore album, Black Box, this attitude is put to the test through extravagant instrumentation and grandiose storytelling.  “Most of the album is already out, so it doesn’t feel like we’

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Album Review: Carly Rae Jepsen’s The Loneliest Time
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Album Review: Carly Rae Jepsen’s The Loneliest Time

Chances are that telling a stranger you listen to Carly Rae Jepsen will receive an uncomprehending response. If they’re Canadian, you might receive a glimpse of solidarity for fellow Canadian Jepsen, who performed at the Calgary Stampede this summer, but generally, a stranger will associate her with “Call Me

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A review and vindication of Taylor Swift’s Midnights
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A review and vindication of Taylor Swift’s Midnights

As the clock struck midnight on the day Taylor Swift turned exactly 12,000 days old, the star’s 10th studio album Midnights was released. This allusion to the numbers on a clock, or to the number 12 symbolizing midnight, demonstrates Swift's subtlety as an artist. Midnights, which

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Album Review: 5SOS5
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Album Review: 5SOS5

The year is 2014 — my mutuals on Tumblr were re-blogging gifs from the viral music video for Australian pop-rock band 5 Seconds of Summer’s new hit single “She Looks So Perfect.” With the subsequent break up of world-renowned British pop band One Direction in the following

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Yaiza: Below-ground local indie pop
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Yaiza: Below-ground local indie pop

For a singer with only three tracks to her name, underground indie-pop artist Yaiza keeps appearing in places. She’s made her strides through several music projects before making a solo debut, but each of them were the precursor to this version of her music. Her most recent single,

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Local art show coming to cSpace King Edward
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Local art show coming to cSpace King Edward

On Nov. 6, a new way to display art will be making its debut in Calgary. Dave Renton is a relatively new artist and wanted to create a space where he and others in his position could share the work they’ve been creating. To achieve this, he elected to

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A new era for the Gauntlet

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