Our new relationship with art

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Taste in art can differ among personalities as well as social and cultural lines, but the human spirit shares the capacity for greatness and...
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Read it before you watch it

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1) Outlander Twenty-three years ago Diana Gabaldon published Outlander, a novel that was mostly historical fiction, but included some romance fantasy aspects, making it hard...
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Representing the survivors of the DTES

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Taking a walk down the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver, it’s easy to see the prevalence of pain; neglect and poverty is spread across a...
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Undead cheerleaders are thirsty for blood

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Have you ever seen a movie where you were fairly entertained but you thought it could have used a bit more polish? Perhaps the...
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The demise of Vancouver’s single screen theatres

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What happens when a film company takes the pain of loss as artistic inspiration? Broken Palace, the new short documentary by Next One productions...
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Ogres and lawyers at Theatre Under the Stars

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Playing this year at Stanley Park are two comedies adapted from the big screen featuring original scores, stories of overcoming adversity, and plenty of...
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Planet of the Apes sequel is all action and no plot

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The long awaited sequel, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, has finally hit theatres nationwide, and this ardent fan had the opportunity to...
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Coffee, Tragedy, History: Forty Ninth Parallel

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Coffee and a good donut: A beautiful combination. The only problem with this pairing, however, is that so many of the places that make...
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Couture: It ain’t so juicy

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For many of us, the word “couture” brings to mind a bedazzled velour tracksuit, an exposed mid-drift, and a chihuahua popping out of a...
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What would Shakespeare do?

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Bard on the Beach almost never presents plays that are not written by the Bard himself, but when they do, it is for good...
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