The Storytelling Project April 18, 2023 Katherine Ylitalo Tune in to learn more about public art in Calgary in our latest podcast series hosted by Brandy Dahrouge and featuring art historian and curator Katherine Ylitalo.
The Storytelling Project April 11, 2023 Ali Bryan Releasing no less than three books this year, Calgary novelist Ali Bryan exercises her creative muscle regularly and embraces curiosity to make space in her busy family life for writing.
Creative Connected Calgary April 11, 2023 Create Calgary: Meet Faye HeavyShield For the cover story of Create Calgary magazine, award-winning Kanai artist Faye HeavyShield talks about about history, creativity and inspiration, and her career as a Blackfoot woman in Alberta.
Photo of the Month April 4, 2023 #yycLCL March 2023 Linnea Martina’s watercolour painting of the iconic Banff Avenue captures the breathtaking streetscape and its picturesque backdrop during the stillness of an evening snowfall.
The Storytelling Project March 28, 2023 Crissy Red Tune in to hear performance artist, standup comedian and actor Crissy Red discuss her work and the obstacles she and other transsexual and transgender women in the community are trying to overcome.
Web Series March 21, 2023 Episode 37 Guest host Toyin Oladele introduces some of the exciting performers, vendors and contributors who took part in this year’s Ethnik Festival for Arts and Culture held in February.
The Storytelling Project March 14, 2023 Michelle Brandenburg Actor, clown, director, educator and lead facilitator at Inside Out Theatre, Michelle Brandenburg’s experiences with a diverse cross-section of artists has helped inspire and influence her work.
Photo of the Month March 10, 2023 yycLCL February 2023 Doug Driediger of Metrographics is working on a major exhibit renewal currently underway for the Yukon Beringia Interpretive Centre, with 10-foot high murals that will provide an immersive experience for visitors
The Storytelling Project March 7, 2023 Hebert Poll Gutiérrez Calgary poet, playwright, writer and aspiring filmmaker Hebert Poll Gutierrez grew up in Matanza with parents who passed creativity on to him, and who believes you don’t have to be an artist to live a creative life.