Crépu: Our DNA Returns, Honouring the Rich History of Black Hair in Canada
For its third iteration, the cultural event returned to Ingenium—Canada’s Museums of Science and Innovation for a gorgeous two-day celebration.
Black Art
Curator Nya Lewis on the Role of the Art Institution in the Aftermath of the Black Lives Matter Protests
Where do we go from here?
Following last summer’s BLM protests, art became an important vessel for messaging. But what does it mean when that art is being commissioned by the power structures built on colonial values?
Celebrating Pan-African Fashion With Kali Works
Based in Montreal and founded in 2019 by Kenya-born Alex Dingiria and Lindani Mokgweetsi in Vancouver, Kali Works pays homage to the collective identity of Africans through fashion.
Sheku Kanneh-Mason
Classically fresh.
Some may say classical music is dead, but so is Edward Elgar, and that doesn’t stop the composer’s music triumphantly reverberating from the bow of cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason.
