A Shape-Shifting Artist
Leslie Leong moves like a hummingbird around Gallery 22. It is the opening night of her exhibit, SHIFT, and she is adjusting art, giving directions, […]
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From Farm to Wild Spaces
Simon Gilpin is a talented and dedicated artist, new to the Yukon, who is haunted by memories of an idyllic landscape of his childhood, a
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Art Talk Radio
Over the course of the Yukon Riverside Arts Festival, August 18 and 19, CFYT 106.9 in Dawson City broadcast its first remote live radio programming.
Gallery Hopping as a Discovery Event
A combination of literary, historic, sports, and arts related activities have created a five-day visitor attraction filled with annual events.
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Celebrating Print and Publishing at the Daily News
The Dawson Daily News building shut down as an operating business in 1954, a casualty of Dawson losing its Yukon capital status to Whitehorse. The
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Writing to be wild
“developing the hypothesis that we are all artists with a deep love of nature” the project results in recorded song and a lot to think about.
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An Art Invasion is Coming to Dawson
Welcome to another peek at my corner of the Klondike. Apparently this little column is getting a bit of notice, since my absence last issue
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ArtsFest Aims to Carve Itself a New Emphasis
In its 10th year, the Yukon Riverside Arts Festival, has made a few changes intended to give people more to do, as opposed to just
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An Interview with Scott Rogers
Glasgow-based Canadian artist Scott Rogers delves into his current ODD Gallery exhibition, Meanders Into Nonesuch Place, with fellow artist Andrew de Freitas. Meanders Into Nonesuch
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Blending Colours and Cultures
Adäka Cultural Festival will bring Jeneen Frei Njootli of the Vuntut Gwich’in First Nation to the Whitehorse waterfront.
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Confessions Of Identity And Desire
In one of the three large rooms segregated within the Yukon Art Centre Public Art Gallery, a video installation plays over and over again. The
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The River Walk: Where Left Brain Converges With the Right
The artist was thinking with the left side of her brain; the contractor was thinking with the right. Joyce Majiski, a multiple-media artist — “Multiple
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Spending More Time with Her Carcross Road
The Carcross Road inspires Moving on with Colour. Every time Daphne Mennell drives down the Carcross Road she makes “about a million stops.” Often these
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Feast at the Yukon Arts Centre
Michelle Moreau and her potter partner Patrick Royle want to assure purchasers of local pottery that no glaze used on Royle’s or any other local
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