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The bio of digital artist Steve Mcghee includes a rather unique disclaimer: “My work is in no way intended to glorify or condone acts of terrorism or celebrate the loss… Continue reading "Steve McGhee, Pixels and ‘Disaster Porn’ – by Lucas Duguid"
Lately I’ve been immersed in scanning the thousands of photographs that we acquired before the dawning of the digital age of photography. This project began as a means to manage and… Continue reading "A look at where we’ve been – by Michael St. Amant"
It’s February, and just about everywhere we go we are reminded that Love is in the air. There are red and pink hearts, pretty boxes of chocolates and dozens upon… Continue reading "Kissing in the Radishes – by Stacey Farrant"
Single on Valentine’s Day? Have a Queen of Hearts Party! Ahh, the after-Christmas blahs. Everyone is tired, deflated, sluggish, shopped-out, and the weather outside is frightful. Then along comes February,… Continue reading "Single by choice? You might be a Queen of Hearts. – by Sylvia Collins"
Certain moments in life have a way of standing out amongst others. I remember with perfect clarity my eighth birthday. My family always pulled out all the stops for our… Continue reading "Pink Floyd, An Inflatable Pig & My Friend Amelia – by Lucas Duguid"
I spent my childhood growing up as a sports fanatic in Brantford. I had my share of childhood sports heroes in every one of the major sports: Mike Schmidt for… Continue reading "Our Sporting Community – by Andrew Macklin"
In its many variations, the game of snowsnake has been played for centuries in North America, from Atlantic Canada to California, New Mexico to the Northwest Territories. But nowhere is… Continue reading "Snowsnake: An Ogwehonweh Tradition – by Tara Froman"
As the Education Extension Officer at Woodland Cultural Centre, I receive many requests to do workshops and presentations. The request I receive most often is can you come and do… Continue reading "I is for Indian: Derailing the Image – by Lorrie Gallant"
When you’re a student, December means crunch time. For most of the month, I spent almost every day doing schoolwork alongside my friends. We had this one study space where… Continue reading "Shifting Priorities (Becca Vandekemp, @beccavdk)"
As someone who was born on the Six Nations reserve, and has spent most of their life in Brantford, I have many stories about this community to share that I… Continue reading "Youth With Potential: The Seed of an Idea – by Gayle Myke"