Category: Off The Wall Reviews
Sydney Blu: Conviction
Throughout Sydney Blu’s career as one of Canada’s top EDM performers, her digital success gave her...
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The Little Book of Hygge
Meik Wiking What the heck is hygge and why do we keep hearing about it? Hygge (pronounced hoo-gah)...
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Truth & Ruin
Dead Quiet Like their name, Dead Quiet always sounds out of place. They’re from B.C., and, given...
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Spinning Silver
Naomi Novik When you live in a land that the Staryk—faeries from a winter world—routinely raid for...
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We Will Always Love You
The Avalanches Appropriately titled We Will Always Love You, The Avalanches’ third album makes...
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This Was Then
Megan Nadin Wow! That was the first word that came to my mind after listening to Megan Nadin’s...
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Silver Ladders
Mary Lattimore For two years now, Mary Lattimore’s Hundreds of Days (2018), has been a close...
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Bad Singer: The Surprising Science of Tone Deafness and How We Hear Music
Tim Falconer loves music and admits to being a “bad singer.” He embarked on a journey through the...
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Seasons of Thunder Bay
No matter how long or short they are, here in Thunder Bay we embrace the seasons. With dishes like...
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The Awesome Music Project Canada: Songs of Hope and Happiness
Robert Carli and Terry Stuart We’ve all heard the saying that music is the universal language of...
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All Mirrors – Angel Olsen
From the first 30 seconds of Angel Olsen’s All Mirrors, it’s clear that the album is unlike...
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The Walleye on Instagram
Meet Métis artist and medical student, Jamie Thompson (@birchandbeads), whose online auction raised $3,335 in support of Asabiinyashkosiwagong Nitam-Anishinaabeg (Grassy Narrows First Nation). We love how she carefully recreates the tiny ventricles, valves, and arteries of an anatomically correct heart with tiny glass beads.
More in the story Kim Latimer by on p. 36 of our June issue, link in bio.
#tbay #thunderbay #art #beading #metis #artist #ANA #grassynarrowsfirstnation
@bettycarpick hopes her art will get people to think about the importance of protecting our waterways and what we all can do to ensure continued access to clean, safe water. Check out “The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly” (Waterways of Thunder Bay) on the west side of Water Street before the end of June.
More in the story by Matt Prokopchuk on our website, link in bio.
📸by @marc.marc.marc
#tbay #thunderbay #livingmap #lakesuperior #waterways #reimaginingfibrearts