Arts

An ’illustration frenzy’ has taken over marketing, the latest in a trend of ’faux sincerity’

From 2015: A stellar cast of writers reflects on the poem that shaped the way we remember

At a time of peak piano contests, the Honens Piano Competition is showing the classical world a new way

Canada’s ageless rocker returns with the Platonic ideal of a Bryan Adams album

Alanis Morissette on diva feuds and body image, unhealthy sexuality, reading to her son, and the re-release of Jagged Little Pill

He calls himself ‘politically à la carte.’ But Corb Lund has strong views on falling oil prices, hybrid cars, and what Alberta needs right now.

The iconic singer on Warhol’s meanness, family life, and being the original gender-bender

It’s been a wonderful ride, but our culture podcast is going on indefinite hiatus. Here’s why

Miley Cyrus visited Canada to protest the wolf cull and riled up the B.C. premier. But why do people get so annoyed at celebrities with causes?

From 2015: Oscar Cahén should have been famous. But illustrators like him weren’t afforded much respect, and his work was buried for 60 years.