Boreal hip hop, still from “Remote Sensibility: the ecology of perception” Grace Simpson-Fowler, Talia Woodland and Karyin Qiu were early participants in Remote Sensibility, performing […]
Creating bridges between the audience and the land Read More »
NorthLight Innovation wanted art to amplify space. Berkman brought in a group of artists to collaborate & create the finished in-situ work.
Perforating the walls to let nature in Read More »
The 2015 Available Light Film Festival is bringing a jam-packed program to Yukon Arts Centre this February. The first half of the festival, Feb 7
Film Festival Round Up: Part One Read More »
“You shouldn’t write this,” Monique Romeiko cautions with a chuckle, “but we’re 40. All three of us.” Besides herself, Romeiko is referring to Aimée Dawn
There will be music on the walls and in the air when the Yukon Artists @ Work (YAAW) Gallery celebrates its 10th anniversary on November
Yukon Artists: At Work for 10 Years Read More »
From somewhere nearby, bird songs are heard along with the continual soft shushing of wind through trees and the sounds of water trickling in streams
An invitation to ‘Come and See’ Read More »
The view from the top of the Mackenzie Mountains has inspired a show of new artworks. The beauty of that setting also inspired the artists
Art Show Supports First Nations Youth Retreats Read More »
In the lobby of the Yukon Government Administration Building, just behind the library, you can see this year’s eight new additions to the Yukon Permanent
From the Arts: Beautiful New Additions to Your Gallery Read More »
North has never been true, exactly. We know that. It’s a relative kind of thing. Even if you look at a compass, you have to
Artrepreneur: Pants on Fire: Sam McGee and the Illusive North North Read More »
