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Arts & Culture

From Issue 5 of GLOSS

Some of my earliest childhood memories are situated on the vibrant and bustling streets of Vancouver’s Chinato

Sitting down with pop rock band The Rev Squad felt more like catching up with old friends than conducting a fo

USA, 2006, 113 min Meet Jon and Wendy Savage. A set of siblings residing in New York who both meander through

South Korea , 2006, 115 min

Australia, 2007, 103 min

USA, Taiwan, 2007, 158 min Ang Lee never fails to deliver a refined and timeless film. As a director, he has a

Canada, 2007, 115 min.

The four writers featured at this event were candid and articulate. Jen Sookfong Lee, David Chariandy, Ameen M

Though this event was a little early in the day, and it was pouring rain outside, I noticed that the seats at

This event was one of the festival’s last, and I was beginning to sense some weariness in my fellow audience m

How do you turn literature into a performance? Eighty-five authors answered this question in a variety of star

In Jen Sookfong Lee’s first novel, The End of East , she explains the route that ships would take in order to

Cuff the Duke are real guys playing real, good music, which is hard to come by these days. The prolific quarte

Leslie Feist — or just Feist (you only need one name when you’re this famous) — sky-rocketed into the mainstre

Jane Vain & The Dark Matter is the sound of loneliness, abandonment, and self-awareness. Fronted by…

“I don’t really want to do the Hollywood thing. I think you ought to try to say something with your movies” ar

November 22 - December 16 Skew Gallery (Calgary)

She was the winner of the Most Popular Canadian Film at the 2005 Vancouver International Film Festival, the Wi

The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts has been letting visitors in for free to see Monet, Dali, and Picasso, as wel

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