Falling Men, the latest exhibition by Canadian artist Shane Rhodes, was inspired by the 1940s and 1950s Canadian copyright-free comic book cowboys. The cowboys, as the exhibit’s title suggests, are depicted in a state of physical and moral falling.
This week, in honour of the May long weekend, when absolutely none of us want to cook, we’re rounding up some of our fave past Takeout Talk recommendations to get you through three days of slightly questionable weather and plenty of relaxation.
This week in the Future of Ottawa series, we’re taking a deep dive into Ottawa’s poetry scene—what it’s like now and where it’s headed. Read on for a guest post from Ellen Chang-Richardson on the future of poets.
In this weekly feature, Apt613 asks blog contributors and local figures about their takeout habits and highlights—to help you find new tasty treats to discover or revisit when you’re just OVER IT with making dinner.
We’ve arrived at yet another pandemic-style holiday weekend and things are…weird, to put it bluntly. While we may still be required to stay at home this Valentine’s/Family Day long weekend, there is plenty to do while staying safely away from others. Also, let’s not get too excited, but it would appear that the lockdown measures in Ottawa are reaching their end and the slow reopening of non-essential services is just around the corner, so that’s another thing to celebrate, along with an extra day off work.
What’s not to like about brunch? The fruit, the eggs, the baked goods, the socially acceptable casual day drinks…
Poets and accountants are like oil and water. While the former are known for their intense passion, the latter are often seen as synonyms for mind-numbing dullness. But what if the two groups shared a secret, namely, that they both manipulate “facts” to create multiple meanings? “Give me any set of figures and I can […]
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