Arts

In an age of reboots and personal expression, is continuity the devil for comics?

This week: We discuss the dino blockbuster, interview art icon Peaches, and learn why a musical changed the end of a Richler classic

Experience the sights and sounds of the University of Saskatchewan graduation powwow, the annual event that honours graduating Aboriginal students from the U of S and high schools across the province. Outfitted in highly decorative and symbolic regalia, dancers and drummers compete for prizes at this special gathering.

As Canada’s Dominion sculptor, Phil R. White oversees the carving program on Parliament Hill. Go into the artist’s studio to watch as his latest architectural stone masterpiece takes shape.

Using projections and finger-plucked folk songs, Shary Boyle and Christine Fellows’s project is a tribute to childhood and friendship

Polaris Prize juror Michael Barclay tells you everything you need to know

Tour the vaults at the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa for a behind-the-scenes look at where some of our country’s most prized artwork is meticulously stored.

A certain place, and a certain moment, helped create Ornette Coleman. Jazz musicians, and fans, should remember that.

It’s not every day that a former governor general reads you a bedtime story. But then Adrienne Clarkson loves to delight. Get cozy as the beloved Canadian reads the Maurice Sendak classic Higglety Pigglety Pop!

Our podcast hosts discuss their summer plans, drop some music festival tips, and announce The Thrill’s new summer publishing schedule