Posted on January 21, 2019
By BILL BENSON
Comics, Front Slider
MORE NEW COMICS HERE! Bob the Angry Flower gets political: End of the Earth rides Funicultron:
Posted on January 7, 2019
By BILL BENSON
Comics, Front Slider
READ: More new comics! (Click on the thumbnail to see the whole comic.) Bob the Angry Flower, by Stephen Notley: End of the Earth, by Chad Huculak:
Posted on December 24, 2018
By BILL BENSON
Comics, Front Slider
READ MORE FRESH COMICS! (Click on the thumbnail to see the whole comic) End of the Earth, by Chad Huculak Bob the Angry Flower, by Stephen Notley
Posted on November 29, 2016
By Mike Ross
Entertainment, Front Slider, News, TV and Radio
Arts journalism in print form in this city has taken a terrible hit with the sudden departure of two of the Edmonton Journal’s veteran columnists. Theatre writer Liz Nicholls and music writer Sandra Sperounes and have both taken buyouts and will leave the paper on Dec. 2. The owners PostMedia announced in October it was […]
Posted on July 28, 2015
By Mike Ross
Entertainment, Front Slider, Music
Just when the Golden West Music Festival has become a viable “thing,” yet another music festival, but one to get away from all the other music festivals, organizers are pulling the plug. The third and last annual event happens July 31-Aug. 2 near the hamlet of Ardmore, Alberta, on a farm owned by Kevin Bowman, […]
Posted on August 24, 2012
By Mike Ross
Theatre, TV and Radio
The army of Fringe theatre critics – more than 65 in all – have by now seen and reviewed just about all of the 215 plays at Village of the Fringed. Each review comes with a star rating to aid the bewildered theatrical consumer in making the difficult choice of what to see on the […]
Posted on November 17, 2011
By Mike Ross
Front Slider
Anything living “Up North” is tougher, stronger, larger, hairier and able to drink more than their Southern counterparts. It’s survival of the fittest in the harshest realm on Earth. Edmonton “is already halfway there,” says local artist Fish Griwkowsky, who was tasked to convey the “Up North” spirit in the Art Gallery of Alberta’s Refinery […]
Posted on September 21, 2011
By Mike Ross
Culture, The Latest, Visual Arts
Dara Humniski is going to be covered in acrylic paint for an entire week – and you get to watch. The 29-year-old Edmonton artist has been awarded a $5,000 commission to paint two giant blank walls inside the Art Gallery of Alberta, a total of nearly 700 square feet on the West and North walls […]
Posted on August 12, 2011
By BILL BENSON
The Latest, Visual Arts
We should probably tear this down and put some condos up, too. Our regular photo of the day (potd) feature from Fish Griwkowsky is a visual diary and memoir of his life in and out of the city. More Fisheye photos here.
Posted on August 11, 2011
By BILL BENSON
The Latest, Visual Arts
Edmonton has spoken. Our regular photo of the day (potd) feature from Fish Griwkowsky is a visual diary and memoir of his life in and out of the city. More Fisheye photos here (if we’ve managed to fix the old links by the time you read this.)
Posted on August 6, 2011
By BILL BENSON
The Latest, Visual Arts
Cat: Keep moving. Our regular photo of the day (potd) feature from Fish Griwkowsky is a visual diary and memoir of his life in and out of the city. More Fisheye photos here.
Posted on August 5, 2011
By Adrian Lackey
The Latest, Visual Arts
I imagine this LRT post in some museum 2,000 years from now, or maybe just rusting in the ground. Our regular photo of the day (potd) feature from Fish Griwkowsky is a visual diary and memoir of his life in and out of the city. More Fisheye photos here.