Year in review: Culture
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Culture
“Nature’s first green (fashion) is gold”
EcoLUXE blends style and sustainability
“Conversations are healing”
Cecile Emeke’s Strolling gives space to Black diaspora voices
Politics and poetics of remembrance
“Memento” engages with feminism, displacement, and identity
It’s nice, but what is it? and Her Side of the Story
Culture picks from The Daily
Resilience, womanhood, and survival
Rupi Kaur’s powerful poetry reaches McGill crowd
Opulence, public spaces, and pastel colours
“We, ‘Other’” deconstructs Rococo and Baroque with contemporary touch
Babely Shades talks healing and accountability
Ottawa collective creates support for artists of colour
Lost at sea, bewitched by song
Magical realism in Tuesday Night Cafe’s The Flood Thereafter
The school of lovers, redefined
Feminism meets Mozart in Opera da Camera’s Così fan tutte
Clashing humour with vulnerability
The Table discusses artistic struggles and selfhood
Leaping out of the McGill bubble
Bodywash talks cream pop, melancholy, and cultural influences
More puking bridesmaids, please
Female vulgarity is a necessary subversion of gender norms
Class divide, bras, and materialistic goods
The Merry Widow draws parallels of capitalistic ideals
In battle with ignorance
Webster advocates curiosity through Black history and hip hop