Posts by art

Boticelli or Banksy

By Kathleen Reid, Opinions Contributor • March 8, 2013

Boticelli or Banksy

What is public art?

Graffiti or vandalism?

By Kristie Smith, Staff Contributor • March 8, 2013

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Not everything out of a spray can is evil

Entrancing En-Trails

By Natalie McDonald, Arts Contributor • February 1, 2013

Artwork: Brenna Lord (Andrew Mills photo)

 
Plan B Merchants Co-op is showcasing the work of self-taught artists such as Brenna Lord, whose exhibition En-Trails is now gracing the walls, until February. …

Art Battle 41

By Mat Wilush, Opinions Contributor • January 18, 2013

Easel freestyles. (Photo supplied)

 
 
In the center of the black room, four easels and four blank canvases sit under a spotlight. A crowd assembles, shying from the light …

The People’s Theatre pt. 2

By Marie and Zoe, Film critics • March 6, 2012

The People’s Theatre pt. 2

Video art is frequently mocked in popular culture. It’s weird and non-linear. People ‘don’t get it.’ Usually there is at least one naked person …

Other Worlds

By Andrew Mills, Arts Editor • January 27, 2012

Art Gallery by Rob Grandy

Descending the stairs to the basement of the Rebecca Cohn, you glimpse a whale through glass; suddenly you’re peering into an alien ocean through …

Accessible art: A work in progress

By Dalhousie Gazette Staff • March 18, 2011

Rebecca Spence, Arts Editor
In the two years that art&jules was open, over 100 artists and their work passed through the Gottingen Street gallery. While …

Arts buffs

By Dalhousie Gazette Staff • March 18, 2011

Mina Atia, Staff Contributor
On March 18, a collection of drawings and paintings of naked models will be sold at King’s College with the proceeds …

Mixing art and cuisine

By Dalhousie Gazette Staff • March 18, 2011

New downtown restaurant offers more than just food
Shannon Galley, Arts Contributor
 
Mix Fresh Kitchen is a new restaurant located on Salter Street in downtown Halifax.  …

Forgotten landscapes

By Dalhousie Gazette Staff • November 5, 2010

By Nick Laugher, Staff Contributor
 
Morbid clouds of erosion—splits and cracks in the foundation of human existence— appear steeped in a mentality that mourns the …