Techno Worlds and their Raves at the School Library
Check out this three part exhibition into art, pop, media, and the techno scene of the 1980s to today
media
1952: Radio-Canada and the Young Lévesque & Other Quebec Curios
September 1952 marked a leap in Canadian media: Radio-Canada marked its first television broadcast. Its English counterpart, the CBC, broadcasting days after Radio-Canada’s [read on]
Born in Flames: A Classic Rises from the Ashes
Lizzie Borden’s 1983 film explores social issues, freedom of speech, and violence through a feminist lens.
1785: Fleury Mesplet & Other Quebec Curios
You won’t find much in the Montreal Gazette, much less (or should we say “at least”) as far their history goes. You might not even know his name, but Fleury Mesplet, a [read on]
I Am the Walrus: Interview with Jonathan Kay, Editor-In-Chief
T. A. Wellington interviews Jonathan Kay, now editor-in-chief for The Walrus, Canada’s response to The New Yorker and The Atlantic.
Out in the Night: Chilling, Scary and Not Surprising
A powerful, chilling and troubling documentary about gender violence, sexual identity, racial stereotyping, economic discrimination and an extremely non-functional [read on]
It’s Only Love: Unblurring The Lines of Consent and Victim Blaming
Recent news about Jian Ghomeshi prompts some reflection on where sex stops being consensual.