Lenny Mullins

Jan 29 - Feb 4, 2015

Vol. 22, No. 35

Our annual New Art issue isn’t about new work by new and/or established artists. Instead, we’re honouring people who are both newcomers to the local visual arts scene, and poised for big things this year. You heard about them here first.

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City

What can you expect from the Big Lift?

A Dartmouth neighbourhood meeting dissected

By Stephanie Johns
Feb 4, 2015
City

How do you make the Best of Halifax better?

The Best of Halifax Awards are changing. Here's how.

By Allison Saunders
Feb 5, 2015
City

Big Lift to be a big drag

Welcome to the next 18 months

By Jacob Boon
Feb 4, 2015
News

Council review: Garbage monopoly averted

HRM paying more to pick up your trash.

By Jacob Boon
Jan 30, 2015
News

Flack Attack: What a messy desk says about you

Plus, are your pets suffering in silence?

By Jacob Boon
Jan 30, 2015
News

Where's the worst slush puddle in Halifax?

All of it. All of it is the worst.

By Jacob Boon
Feb 4, 2015
News

How long was your commute today?

Coast staffers struggle to get to work.

By Team Coast
Feb 4, 2015
Shoptalk

Ocean to table with Afishionado

Dive into Afishionado’s Chef Series Cooking School for lessons on seafood cleaning, handling and prep.

By Jessica Emin
Jan 28, 2015
Shoptalk

Small madness—it's Pre-Shrunk time!

Argyle Fine Art is back with it's big/little art sale

By Allison Saunders
Jan 30, 2015
Shoptalk

Doin' it all for your babies

Sewn by Blythe pop-up shop moves into Nurtured this Saturday

By Allison Saunders
Jan 30, 2015
Opinion

Why does Barrington Street remain barren?

The rent is too damn high.

By Mimi Fautley
Jan 29, 2015
Opinion

Letters to the editor, January 29, 2014

These are the letters and comments from the print edition

Jan 29, 2015
Opinion

Get informed for Eating Disorder Awareness Week 

The third most common chronic illness for adolescents.

By Simon B. Sherry and Cynthia ramasubbu
Feb 2, 2015
Education

“Gentlemen” may have a legal case against Dalhousie

University can’t win for trying.

By Julie Sobowale
Jan 29, 2015
Education

Dalhousie refuses to comment on dentistry faculty accusations

Former and current professors also not talking.

By Jacob Boon
Jan 29, 2015

Arts & Culture

Get that gold

Eyelevel Gallery’s annual fundraiser offers a great chance to cop some sweet art.

By Meghan Hubley
Jan 29, 2015
Arts & Culture

Half-heard, chapter 22

A weekly serial novel

By Ryan Allen
Jan 29, 2015
Arts & Culture

The more you Know

Set in Ottawa in 1920, playwright Hannah Moscovitch’s What a Young Wife Ought to Know talks sex, baby.

By Kate Watson
Jan 29, 2015
Arts & Culture

New Art: Peter van Gurp

Somewhere between construction site and website under construction, is the work of Peter van Gurp’s urban object replicas

By Stephanie Johns
Jan 29, 2015
Arts & Culture

New Art: Kyle Martell

3D models, sculpture and absurd humour come together in Martell’s work.

By Stephanie Johns
Jan 29, 2015
Arts & Culture

New Art: Merray Gerges

Founder of CRIT newspaper talks about editing, curating and writing critically about art.

By Stephanie Johns
Jan 29, 2015
Arts & Culture

New Art: Katherine Nakaska

Nakaska’s photographs solidly combine sentimentality, nostalgia and dark romanticism.

By Stephanie Johns
Jan 29, 2015
Arts & Culture

New Art: Brandon Brookbank

Photos of recreational spaces serve as a photographic backdrop for Brookbank’s non-linear narratives.

By Stephanie Johns
Jan 29, 2015
Arts & Culture

HFX Art Gossip’s 2015 picks

Your favourite anonymous art gossiper weighs in on where to go and what to see this year.

By HFX Art Gossip
Jan 29, 2015
Arts & Culture

Our 2015 New Art issue is here

Wonderful thoughts and people

By Stephanie Johns
Jan 29, 2015
Arts & Culture

Review: A Most Violent Year

Put your hands in the air if you's a taut thriller

By Tara Thorne
Jan 29, 2015
Arts & Culture

Oddfellows short film to screen this Friday

Hop into Pro Skates for a cool film experience

By Adria Young
Feb 4, 2015
Music

Where I work: Quake Matthews

Gearing up to release his latest album Rap Music, Quake Matthews lets us in the studio.

By Adria Young
Jan 29, 2015
Music

In-Flight Safety representing Canada for Grammy Week

After the party is the Travelodge lobby

By Stephanie Johns
Jan 30, 2015
Music

Journey in Dartmouth July 31

At Alderney Landing

By Stephanie Johns
Feb 2, 2015
Music

Review: Hey Rosetta! at the Cohn

Under the pitch and pull of Hey Rosetta’s! kaleidoscopic offering at the Rebecca Cohn, a sold out audience was reborn.

By Shannon Webb-Campbell
Feb 3, 2015
Music

Counting Crows in Halifax May 21

At the Scotiabank Centre

By Stephanie Johns
Feb 3, 2015

Restaurant Reviews

Count on Fresh Twenty One

NSCC's Fresh Twenty One, where student chefs serve up affordable, thoughtful and impressive dishes.

By Melissa Buote
Jan 29, 2015

Free Will Astrology

Free Will Astrology

Make it happen, Libra

By Rob Brezsny
Jan 29, 2015
Savage Love

Toy stories

Should I have different toys for different orifices? Plus: Was my husband agreeing to multiple affairs or just the one?

By Dan Savage
Jan 29, 2015
Health

$15,000 to feel OK walking
out the door

Transitioning through crowdfunding.

By Jacob Boon
Jan 29, 2015

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