VISUAL ART »
Nocturne 2020: Drying The Tears of a Butterfly
Nocturne curator Lindsay Dobbin on why artist Mike MacDonald’s legacy will live forever.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Oct 15/20
VISUAL ART »
Nocturne 2020: Mo Phùng’s memory Migration
The photographer recreates family snapshots to delve into the layers of their identity.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Oct 15/20
VISUAL ART »
Nocturn'd up
Our guide to making the most of the epic visual arts festival.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Oct 15/20
VISUAL ART »
Nocturne 2020: Marie-Soleil Provençal wastes not, wants lots
“I realized how much waste I was producing as an artist.”
by MORGAN MULLIN, Oct 15/20
VISUAL ART »
Nocturne 2020: Mo Drescher and Liliona Quarmyne cross the distance
A powerhouse art duo brings questions of connection to Nocturne.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Oct 15/20
VISUAL ART »
Nocturne 2020: I'thandi Munro's parking impass
How a collection of ticketed fines became an art installation against systemic issues.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Oct 15/20
VISUAL ART »
Nocturne 2020: Ingrid Waldron is changing the tides
The world-leading researcher on environmental racism shares her message with art.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Oct 8/20
FILM + TV »
Halifax Independent Filmmakers Festival announces lineup
A free, online version of the event hits your screen November 12-15.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Oct 6/20
LITERARY »
Roxane Gay knows the way
The bestselling author is (virtually) visiting Halifax this weekend—so we asked her our most burning questions.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Oct 2/20
FILM + TV »
Bone Cage breaks out
Taylor Olson's debut feature cleans up at FIN Atlantic International Film Festival.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Sep 29/20
THEATRE »
The show goes online
How the adaptable creativity of Halifax’s indie theatre scene is keeping performance art alive.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Sep 25/20
FILM + TV »
Andrea Dorfman and Tanya Davis teach us How To Be At Home
A new, animated short updates the viral film How To Be Alone for these unprecedented times.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Sep 24/20
THEATRE »
Step inside the Art Arena
A hybrid performance showcase puts marginalized artists in the spotlight.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Sep 23/20
VISUAL ART »
The Art Gallery of Nova Scotia unveils three potential designs for its new location
The new Waterfront Arts District will unveil its finalized look this October.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Sep 22/20
FILM + TV »
Trapped inside a Bone Cage
Taylor Olson's debut feature tells the story of a man struggling within the confines of toxic masculinity.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Sep 22/20
THEATRE »
Eastern Front Theatre announces new Artistic Director
Kat McCormack wants to "support our community and get people working—and get people working together.”
by MORGAN MULLIN, Sep 10/20
FILM + TV »
Climb aboard the Stage Mother ship
The feel-good film 2020 desperately needs explores true drag culture and queer identity.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Sep 3/20
THEATRE »
Yes, the 2020 Halifax Fringe Festival is happening
The event's 30th year sees a festival that's mostly online and wholly celebratory of live art.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Sep 1/20
VISUAL ART »
Bria Miller's archive of art
Through a creative process that's both like a diary and a public record, Miller captures what it's like to be alive in 2020—one digital pen stroke at a time.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Aug 28/20
CULTURE »
The Haus of Rivers runs through it
The Halifax drag queens on a path to world domination share their top makeup tips.
by FELESHIA CHANDLER, Aug 27/20
VISUAL ART »
Wonder’neath it all
The collaboration 2482 Maynard provides a new path forward for the Wonder’neath Art Society—and for Halifax’s visual art community at large.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Aug 21/20
FILM + TV »
FIN Atlantic International Film Festival announces its 2020 lineup
The 40th anniversary of the fest can be screened from home this September 17-24.
by SEYITAN MORITIWON, Aug 19/20
LITERARY »
Behind the verse with Arielle Twist
The Indigenous Voices Award-winning poet breaks down a poem with The Coast.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Aug 13/20
THEATRE »
Say hello to the return of the live show
Hello City and Shakespeare By The Sea combine forces to bring improv to Point Pleasant Park August 8 and 22..
by FELESHIA CHANDLER, Aug 7/20
FILM + TV »
Susan Kent follows the lead
How Chelsea Peretti's right hand in the Halifax-shot Spinster is a one-woman revelation.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Aug 6/20
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