Gallery
Out of Studio II
From our upcoming July/August issue, Alvin Collantes shares his COVID-19 lockdown experience through photography.
News
Canada’s Drag Race Premieres During an Important Time
Tonight, the inaugural season of Canada’s Drag Race premieres during an important time in history: Just after Pride month, during a global pandemic and amid calls for justice and more representation of marginalized voices from the Black Lives Matter movement.
Review
The Privilege of the Pastoral
Julia Alpin and Terrill Maguire’s pastoral meditation livestream, Grove, raises questions about accessibility and inequity. By Erin Baldwin
Column
Healthy Dancer
Toronto-based chiropractor and dance artist Dr. Blessyl Buan shares her advice on what to consider when creating a makeshift studio space at home and adapting a dance routine for physical distancing during COVID-19. By Dr. Blessyl Buan
Review
Extricating Liveness During COVID-19
Philip Szporer reviews Thea Patterson’s digital performance, Silvering in Confinement, confronting disconnection in our virtually connected, COVID-19 world. By Philip Szporer
Column
Provocations
As a mixed white and Afro-Indigenous body myself, I know the dance community has a lot of work to do inside of systemic racism and solidarity. I have personally experienced violence and injustice from the dance community, and I question the ways that the performing arts sector continues to perpetuate this brutality. By Aria Evans
News
Festival des Arts de Saint-Sauveur to Produce Ten Dancefilms Over Two Weeks
Festival des Arts de Saint-Sauveur (FASS)’s online project will run July 5 through September 6, highlighting the work of Quebec-based artists.
Gallery
Out of Studio I
From our upcoming July/August issue, Marlowe Porter shares her COVID-19 lockdown experience through photography.
News
Toronto’s Dora Mavor Moore Award Winners Announced
Like so many other events, the forty-first annual Dora Mavor Moore Awards found themselves right in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Column
On the Ground
Festival Accès Asie (FAA) celebrates it’s twenty-fifth anniversary with a swift pivot due to COVID-19 closures. Dylan Schoenmakers speaks with the FAA team to find out how they managed the organizational shift. By Dylan Schoenmakers
News
The National Ballet of Canada Met With Dancer Nicholas Rose After He Called Out the Company on Instagram
In the wake of protests over police brutality and systemic racism, Rose told the company to “do better.”
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