Local Arts

Al Rempel puts events together like he puts words together. There are layers of meaning, there is structural engineering to the concepts, there are creative connections that take everyday ideas and shine bioluminescence through them.

With a mutual embrace, Michael Kast handed over the keys to Donna Morrison. It was the last moment he had unfettered access to the artist's room at Studio 2880, and for her it was the beginning of a new opportunity.

When Archie Bunker would return to his Queens home each night on the hugely popular 1970s sitcom All In The Family, he often came through the front door weary and tired, beaten up by a rapidly changing world that made no sense.

Michael Kast was once a full participant in the Dead Head lifestyle, but he was always a full participant in the Vibrant Head lifestyle at the same time.

Canadian Acts of Kindness is what the last edition of Chicken Soup for the Soul is all about and one local writer's story is included in the 101 Stories of Caring and Compassion.

Veteran soldiers know how to strategize and marshall their resources on the field of combat. Carla Joseph, the winner of Art Battle 2016, is now the local event's first repeat champion.

Jessica Williams is making a meal of her next book. The emerging children's author, formerly of Smithers and Prince George before moving to her current base in Swift Current, is set to issue her second title.

The Musical Theatre Club at UNBC is tuning up for its annual production.

Robert Sebastian is offering the world a bouquet of roses. Plucked from the gardens of his mind, the famed Gitxsan artist has released the three flowers as his latest artistic deed.

The loops of symbolism spin like a DNA strand, colours spiraling like listless flags of nations. In the double feature on now at Theatre Northwest, the audience is introduced to a character name Candice.