Architecture at war
How the destruction of buildings during conflict threatens cultural identity
Culture
The truth about innocence
Players’ 12 Angry Men reveals the frailty of evidence
Children in harm’s way
Romeo Dallaire’s new book challenges the world to respond to the plight of child soldiers
Kitchen sermons for the teenage soul
Self-help books get personal
A brand-new old soul
Aloe Blacc finds the political power in music
Imaging imagination
Parisian Laundry exhibit revisits childhood in St. Henri
Designed with a deadline
“48 heures” is one of the most interesting projects to appear at this years Expozine
A glimpse of war
The struggle with presenting Canada’s military past
Dancing outside the lines
Movement meets art in Montreal choreographer Lynda Gaudreau’s new exhibit
Who’s a winner?
Over seventy years after its inception, the Governor General’s award is still generating controversy
Storytelling in stereo
The ongoing history of radio drama in Canada
Tightrope walk to success
Paper Apartment Gallery takes a personal approach to the art community
Musings on myth
New Yorker writer Adam Gopnik discusses the timeless pleasures of children’s lit
The past is personal
Exhibit revisits the forgotten controversy of one woman’s identity
Giving consumerism a fright
Eva B’s costume rental challenges Halloween’s capitalist spirit