Backrooms destroys HollywoodHollywood is having an identity crisis. Ever since the advent of television and movies, the power over what is shown to the public has been held by wealthy corporations. This is what gives us the fleshy bloated corpse that is the MCU. It’s why Netflix has produced thousands of original properties, most of which are […] Continue Reading |
Ancient Egypt: Obsessed with Life novel successAncient Egypt has long been a staple of the exhibits that roll through the Royal BC Museum, seeming to pop up every few years. This year, true to form, you can once again dive into the world of mummies, pyramids, and ancient curses; however, the exhibit is a bit more spectacular than the ones in […] Continue Reading |
Fine Furniture program grads showcase slow, meaningful workIn a world increasingly shaped by mass production and disposable design, graduating students from Camosun College’s Fine Furniture and Joinery program are pushing back with a collection of handcrafted chairs that emphasize intention in material and process. The 10-month program culminates in Against the Grain: An Exhibition of Handcrafted Chairs, a public showcase featuring work […] Continue Reading |
News Briefs: July 8, 2026 issueCentre for Accessible Learning gets new location Camosun College’s Centre for Accessible Learning (CAL) services have moved. As of Thursday, July 2, the CAL offices and the CAL exams are located on the second floor of the Dawson Building at Lansdowne. The CAL services at the college’s Interurban campus remain in the same locations. See […] Continue Reading |
State of the arts: How Victoria’s artistic communities are thriving in challenging timesIt’s no secret that creative expression has been a staple of Victoria’s identity for, well, what feels like forever. In fact, you probably wouldn’t even bat an eye if I told you that Victoria has more artists per capita than anywhere else in the country (which, by the way, it does). On top of that, […] Continue Reading |
