Sanogo speaks at TIFF
Professor of film studies, Aboubakar Sanogo will be speaking at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) Bell Lightbox on this Friday and Saturday. Higher Learning at TIFF Bell Lightbox is... More
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CBC TV covers fortepiano fundraiser
Ottawa residents got a sneak peek at the 240 year old fortepiano when CBC TV covered ”For heaven’s sake! Let’s fix this fortepiano” fundraiser. James Wright, Alexis Luko and... More
Canadian Gothic
by Nicole Findlay A quarter of a century ago, Peter Coffman discovered a passion which provided the foundation for a career. “I fell in love with architecture when I first laid eyes on Canterbury... More
Tuning up antique ivories
by Nicole Findlay Students and faculty of the School for Studies in Art and Culture’s music program are hosting a fundraiser to dust off an instrument tucked away since the 70s. The fortepiano... More
All that jazz… camp
James Wright is preparing to jazz up the Carleton campus. In August, he and fellow music professor and musician, Mike Tremblay are hosting the university’s first jazz camp for budding and... More
National Gallery draws on CU expertise
by Nicole Findlay This summer, visitors to the National Gallery of Canada will take a visual tour of three centuries of Germanic drawings in an exhibition co-curated by Carleton art history professor... More
Bringing Light and Line to life
Following on the success of last year’s collaboration with The School of Dance, James Wright, associate professor of music, has once again partnered with the school to produce Light and Line. ... More
Good as Gould
James Wright, music professor, was a featured interviewee in the new feature film Genius Within:The Inner Life of Glenn Gould (Whitepines Pictures). Wright can be heard commenting throughout the... More
Ice serenades
By Nicole Findlay Jesse Stewart is grateful for the return to frigid temperatures. To combat the recent balmy weather, he had to purchase a large freezer in which to preserve his musical... More
Sex, blood, gore and monsters
by Nicole Findlay With their implausibly stupid protagonists and gore splattered monsters, horror films are more often than not dismissed as tripe produced for the entertainment of teenagers. André... More