In Black and White
The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts presents: Diane Arbus: Photographs, 1956-1971
Culture
The Forced “Gen-Zification” of Media
A Commentary on ‘Do Revenge’
Fighting Slow Violence: A Review of ‘There’s Something in the Water’
Representing environmental racism and resistance
Ajuinnata at McGill Celebrates Inuit “Excellence, Achievement, and Perseverance”
Inuit leaders, scholars, and artists present their work to the McGill community in this first-time event series
Behind the Zines: Interview with Montreal-Based Artist Cloé Murphy
Cloé Murphy on making and sharing zines for the masses
Why I (Mostly) Loved ‘Love on the Spectrum (US)’
A refreshing, yet not perfect, portrayal of dating as an autistic person
What the Daily Read This Summer!
The McGill Daily Editorial Board recommends…
“Sweet Charity” Opens with Fosse Flair
The Arts Undergraduate Theatre Society presents its first show back from the pandemic
Documenting Palestinian Resistance
Abdallah Al-Khatib’s ‘Little Palestine (Diary of a Siege)’
Souq Stories: On Commons, Enclosure, and Freedom
The ‘souq’ as a space of liberation and memory
Souq Stories: Interview with the Curators
A conversation with Amir Marshi and Layan Salameh of the ‘Souq Stories: Reclaiming the Commons’ exhibition
Reading Between the Lines
Celebrity book clubs reveal the unsurprising misogyny of modern literary culture
Motherhood(s); Motherland(s)
Unburying the past in Almodóvar’s ‘Parallel Mothers’
An Exclusive Interview with Singer-Songwriter Dameer Khan
Dameer discusses the music industry, going indie, and his new single
‘CAPRISONGS’ is Casually Daring
FKA twigs’ new record is as relatable as it is experimental