Arts

Mesoamerica Resiste

The story behind the cover

Figuring Out Fair Use

As Canada updates its copyright laws, a new clause is stirring debate among creators

RebELLEs Give Oppression the Boot

New Brunswick gumbooters troupe give feminist education a kick

Giving Algonquins a Good Rap

Hip-hop artist Samian rants for reserves

Audio Vision

Campus and community stations transform to accommodate people with disabilities

Sickly Sweet Censorship

Despite legal threats, screenings of Coke-critical film continue

Olympic Spirit

What is genuine Indigenous art?

A Poetic Ascent

Shugendo Now is a film for the cynic

Slingshot Rhymes from Palestine

An interview with filmmaker Jackie Salloum on Slingshot Hip Hop

Propagandhi Scores Against War

Torture, Terror, and Don Cherry face the music in the band's sixth release

Art and Anarchy

Artists give the Cultural Olympiad the middle finger

Can You Imagine Life Without It?

Ian Connacher's "Addicted to Plastic" tracks our most persistent trash

Two Films Return Power to the Screen

Abundance

Art and trash in Dawson City

An Artful Recovery

Artists respond to post-Katrina New Orleans

The Art of Walking

Art project creates blisters and curiosity

Acting It Out

Youth overcome adversity at the Children's Peace Theatre

Equal Porn for All

The 2007 Feminist Porn Awards

Sublime Tar Sands?

Edward Burtynsky's photography and Canada's extractive industries

Outperforming Gentrification

A profile of Jessica Rose

Wonder Wine?

Who decides what wine stocks the shelves of the LCBO

Growing Up Backstage

An unconventional upbringing

Revival House

The many lives of Toronto rep cinemas

Picture Perfect

How images are used to create specific relationships between people and the physical environment

Confessions of a Spam Crafter

A designer of "junk mail" reflects on the 2006 Art Center Design Conference

Can Wikipedia Ever Make the Grade?

As questions about the accuracy of the anyone-can-edit encyclopedia persist, academics are split on whether to ignore it, or start contributing.

As questions about the accuracy of the anyone-can-edit encyclopedia persist, academics are split on whether to ignore it, or start contributing

Race, Rock and Soul

Matt Brennan reviews Jamaica to Toronto, raising questions about Canada's pop past.

Jamaica to Toronto raises questions about Canada's pop past

Listening To The New Museum

Podcasts are changing the way we see and hear museums. Tim McSorley listens in.

Podcasts are changing the way we see and hear museums

A Novel Cause

Macdonald Stainsby reviews David Bernans' first book: a novel about war, racism, and hysteria - and the people who fight against them.

"North of 9/11" is a book about war, racism, and hysteria - and the people who fight against them

Strong Nudes

Max Liboiron explores sexuality and disability through Belinda Mason-Lovering's photographic essay Intimate Encounters.

Sexuality and Disability