Notre Dame inferno a towering metaphor for modern society
A building like the great cathedral casts us moderns, who think we’re so smart, in a pallid light
The fine (and disappearing) art of handwriting
What does an illegible scribble say about the writer? Certainly more than it tells anyone trying to decipher those disjointed lines
Comic superheroes are the modern era’s version of Greek gods
In this new religion, heroes speak the truth and model the behaviours, values and norms of an increasingly diverse society
Dedicated to Edmonton’s growth and success
Derek Hudson of Edmonton Economic Development Corp. talks about his organization’s vision and why the city is on the rise
The nomadic life of retirement tourism
Among the many fascinating people found in San Miguel de Allende was a couple who sold everything to travel the world
Alberta College of Art + Design becoming a university
Will officially become the Alberta University of the Arts on Feb. 1.
Staying when the government tells you to move
How a decision to remain in an ancestral village helped ensure a family maintained strong ties to a culture
Rhodes cultural policy is a template for Canada
The Greeks believe that supporting the arts and culture is not a luxury but an investment in human progress
Turning an inner-city wasteland into a thriving cultural hub
How the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, a bastion of contemporary art, resurrected a community and why others should follow its lead
