Arts & Life

The four steel frogs, which stand waist high and were installed as pieces of public art by a student in the fine arts department, were found bent over and disfigured shortly after the winter break.

Metro Theatre management credits the dedication of its volunteers as the key to the theatre’s continuous success.

As Valentine’s Day affections are spread around Langara College this week, the traditions associated with it may seem unusual to the school’s culturally diverse student body.

According to legend, the pig was the last to arrive in the great race of the Chinese Zodiac animals because he took a nap after taking a break to eat.

The casting of a woman in a role traditionally played by a man sets Studio 58’s production of Cabaret apart from its numerous incarnations over the past 53 years.

As eight-year-old James Parkinson and his cousin Nola Natsuzaki drum in sync on their laps, waiting for their class to begin, instructor Noriko Kobayashi knows this is about as quiet as taiko gets.

Ideet Sharon's geometric art emerged from a discovery of meditation, now her paintings are drawing attention in the Vancouver art scene.

Reported by Agazy Mengesha The writer of a new Studio 58 play says her latest work explores shame and memory, subjects she’s wanted to tackle for years. Mortified, written by Amy Rutherford, centers around a thirteen-year-old girl on…

Reported by Taesa Hodel Women wouldn’t have the health resources they do today if it weren’t for the past activism of young women in Canadian colleges and universities across the country says the author of a new book. Lorraine Greaves…

Produced by Nathan Durec Four Langara graduates opened their studio doors and showcased their artwork at this year's Eastside Culture Crawl. The students that participated at the crawl were a few of approximately 500 artists around…