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What the water holds
Ignatius Baker’s exhibit ‘Belonging’ is a tribute to queer and trans joy and the beauty of Newfoundland waters
No Woman is an Island
When she came to Newfoundland 14 years ago, Cuban-born filmmaker Tamara Segura never intended to stay. But she’s glad she did.
A spring in my step?
Let's keep this momentum going
Our Eleanor
Playwright Megan Gail Coles and director Emma Tibaldo talk about their new play, Grace, and how art can transform our collective narratives, safeguard us against chronic stress, and build resilience in our communities
Archival embodiment and fabrics that challenge
Daze Jefferies explores oceans, outmigration, and the histories of trans women and sex workers in a mesmerizing exhibit at The Rooms
The First Rule of Supper Club
Willow Kean talks about the pleasures and politics of sharing meals with friends–and the surprising practicalities of actors eating on stage
“A Visual Experience of Queerness” (with Fairies)
Nicholas Aiden discusses their work “Otherside,” the power of queerness, and the complexities of identity and Othering in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Queerness, science, and the Mistaken Point fossils of Newfoundland
Art meets science in a unique Eastern Edge residency
‘Our strength is in community’: the creative life of Beverly and Elizabeth Glenn-Copeland enters a new era
Acclaimed musician/writer couple Beverly and Elizabeth Glenn-Copeland share reflections on their love story and history together, on visiting Newfoundland, and on fighting hatred with courage and song
What the water holds
Ignatius Baker’s exhibit ‘Belonging’ is a tribute to queer and trans joy and the beauty of Newfoundland waters
No Woman is an Island
When she came to Newfoundland 14 years ago, Cuban-born filmmaker Tamara Segura never intended to stay. But she’s glad she did.
A spring in my step?
Let's keep this momentum going
Our Eleanor
Playwright Megan Gail Coles and director Emma Tibaldo talk about their new play, Grace, and how art can transform our collective narratives, safeguard us against chronic stress, and build resilience in our communities
Archival embodiment and fabrics that challenge
Daze Jefferies explores oceans, outmigration, and the histories of trans women and sex workers in a mesmerizing exhibit at The Rooms
The First Rule of Supper Club
Willow Kean talks about the pleasures and politics of sharing meals with friends–and the surprising practicalities of actors eating on stage
“A Visual Experience of Queerness” (with Fairies)
Nicholas Aiden discusses their work “Otherside,” the power of queerness, and the complexities of identity and Othering in Newfoundland and Labrador.