‘Subway to Nowhere’, Is Nowhere To Be Seen
Janice Cliff is in shock. A piece of Dawson City’s art heritage has been sold, torn up and trucked out. Cliff is not alone; many […]
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10 Years of Innovative Filmmaking
If you’ve ever been to a slick film festival Outside, you will have seen a short signal film before each program. It heralds the professional
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The Hordes Will Gorge on Film
The roar of the sand grinder is enough to give anyone a headache. But Dan Sokolowski, producer of the Dawson City International Short Film Festival,
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What Drives an Artist?
Despite the resplendent abundance of Yukon artists, Nicole Bauberger’s name is well-known. She is known. She’s not a venerated Elder or a famous come-from-away who
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Klondike King of the Road
DAWSON CITY Jack Fraser remembers when it used to take 10 hours to get from Dawson to Whitehorse. The rough gravel road was only half
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The Painting that Spoke
DAWSON CITY A painting spoke to Jackie Olson and told her she was an artist. In the 1980s, Olson worked for the Indian Arts and
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“Oh Yeah, I’m the Mayor”
John Steins doesn’t fart around. If there’s an opportunity to make art, he seizes it. “I have a photo exhibition coming up, later this winter
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