Debate: Is the academic critic always “Eurocentric”?
Is the cause of radical art or critique best served, for instance, by a professor of film who announces at a tangent in the argument, ‘We are not artists, we are political activists’?
February, 2014
Asteroids: Messengers of the Heavens
The human fascination with the world of stars has followed us through centuries of accomplishments, a love affair with the sky itself and its mysteries.
A response to Hanna Rosin’s “The End of Men”
While a woman’s access to the workplace may be one of the first places society at large noticed the discrepancy in opportunity between the sexes, it by no means should be limited to one theatre.
Hidden Appetites: Fuchsia Epicerie Fleur
Hidden Appetites explores “Fuchsia,” a unique spice store in Montreal that specializes in confections of edible flowers.
Still Recapping the Maidan: Who’s Judging?
The whole point of a judiciary is to keep checks on the other elements of political authority. It is unfortunate that the international media is not giving this shaky branch of Ukraine’s government proper attention.
In Review: The Art of Performing Aural Sex
A night of sexual healing and excitement, The Art of Performing Aural Sex transforms the world of erotic poetry into an all-encompassing sensory experience.
The Future of Personal Transportation
While it may seem as if we are being relegated to the passenger seat in order to leave the driving to a more qualified “person”, there is in essence a lot of reasons why we should welcome the change.
The Rise of Cryptocurrencies
Unravelling the intricacies behind the Bitcoin.
Playlist: Graphite Visions
A playlist featuring essential tracks by Bill Patrick, Clarian, and more.