“Outside the Lines” is a new exhibition at the Canadian War Museum, representing 70 works by 52 women artists from the last two centuries. After interviewing Stacey Barker, PhD. about the new temporary exhibition, we took a guided tour through the permanent collection. Lo and behold, there are important women artists represented here, too. This […]
Her art. Her battles. Her stories. The new exhibition “Outside the Lines” at the Canadian War Museum shines a light on two centuries of women’s art about war. Apt613 spoke with Stacey J. Barker, Ph.D., a historian of arts and military history, to learn more.
80 minutes | Canadian, Family, Historical | G Don’t wait to get your tickets to the next performance of Miss Bruce’s War. Get them now. Really. I say this not just because there is only one more opportunity to see it, but also because it’s simply 80 minutes well spent. The play, written by Jean […]
Now playing at the Ottawa Little Theatre, Terrence Rattigan’s Flare Path is a moving drama that pulls you in with an impressively human portrayal of war. Klaas Van Weringh directs this poignant production with heart, humour, and a few surprises. Rattigan’s understated script, inspired by his experiences as an RCAF air gunner sidesteps big battle […]
A chance encounter in Vancouver between two men whose paths had crossed many years before on a battlefield on the other side of the world is at the heart of Ann Shin’s My Enemy, My Brother, a powerful and moving short film being screening this weekend at OIFF. The battle took place at Khorramshahr in […]
