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Student-run New Work Play Festival sets stage for diverse, modern theatre

Written on March 5, 2021. Posted in Arts.

Editor’s Note: One member of The Journal’s Editorial Board is a co-founder of the Black Swan Production Company. Alysha Mohamed, ArtSci ’22, and Hope Van Der Merwe founded Black Swan Production Company (BSPC) in July amid BLM protests over the murder of George Floyd. Beginning March 6, BSPC will...

Queen’s Collage Collectives to host online workshops with anti-racism theme

Written on July 18, 2020. Posted in Arts.

As discussions on racism and police brutality continue on campus, Queen’s Collage Collectives (QCC) is launching a virtual workshop series in August over Zoom to raise awareness for the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement. QCC designed the series in response to issues faced by minority groups on campus....

Queen's students use art to cure quarantine blues

Written on June 1, 2020. Posted in Arts.

Although quarantine measures have many students feeling trapped, some Queen’s students are staving off feelings of anxiety or boredom by turning to art as a form of self-therapy. The Journal spoke to Claire Parsons, a third-year politics student, Erin Marcia, a Bachelor of Education student, and...

Artist pits nature against industrialism

Written on January 25, 2019. Posted in Arts, Visual.

For Dominika Dembinski, fine art and decaying architecture are a natural duo. As of last year, Dembinski, BFA ’19, began exploring scenes of overgrown industrial architecture, unused factories and warehouses reclaimed by nature. It’s fundamentally an environmentally conscious piece of work. “My...

A striking exhibition

Written on January 27, 2017. Posted in Arts.

What effect do your surroundings have on your life? Maybe this isn`t a question you ask yourself commonly, but one that Union Gallery’s new exhibit Striking the line will have you considering. The exhibit, part of the gallery’s winter showcase, features various works from Queen’s students. The pieces...

A cliché preview of Focus Film Festival

Written on January 24, 2017. Posted in Arts.

In only three days, one of the most anticipated events for student filmmakers will reel into Grant Hall. Focus Film Festival’s gala and screening, “It’s a Cliché for a Reason”, features a wide array of films shot and edited by student artists. This year, 11 teams of filmmakers were tasked with...

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Student-run New Work Play Festival sets stage for diverse, modern theatre

Queen’s Collage Collectives to host online workshops with anti-racism theme

Queen's students use art to cure quarantine blues

Artist pits nature against industrialism

A striking exhibition

A cliché preview of Focus Film Festival

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