Category: Arts & Culture

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The big city is wild, and always full of life…

August 21, 2002

By Eyeopener Staff Kensignton Market (between College and Dundas Streets, west of Spadina Avenue): Kensington is a small, maze-like community packed with stores and produce stands. You can hunt through this place for hours and never find anything remotely resembling current fads. But if you;re looking for the weird stuff like hand-blown glass bongs, […]

Music buying: Faraway or so close?

August 21, 2002

By Eyeopener staff A few days ago, you were sitting on the farm in Dresden Ont., (or some other place where farms are) and saying to yourself, “It’s too bad Wal Mart carries such shitty music. Good thing I’m moving to Toronto in a few days!” Well, you’re here now. Where are you going to […]

Exodus of the traditional

The three stages, revolving platforms and the array of outfits will make for the theatrical atmosphere at this year’s sold out School of Fashion show, Mass Exodus.

Anticipating the best of Radio and T.V.

Maybe there’s a lesson to be learned from Nikki Ashworth and Tom Stanley — if you really want to host the 2002 TARAs, just convince yourself you won’t make the cut. Both did, and are likely somewhere right now memorizing scripts and being fitted for formal wear.

Flare honours designers

Getting your spread in Flare brings students one step closer to the real world of the fashion industry.

Remembering a teacher, mentor, friend

At the Ryerson Gallery, colleagues and former students of Douglas Clark gather, and, while sipping from glasses of cabernet, they recall the man’s life-long passion for photography.

Rye students aim for maximum exposure

The months of sleepless nights will finally end on April 25, when the students who produced Maximum Exposure, Ryerson’s annual image arts exhibit, can open their gallery to the public and enjoy the fruits of their labours.

Piper paid at Factory Theatre’s new play

One-time Ryerson student Colleen Murphy reflects on her controversial new play, The Piper

Providing the world with karaoke via his kiddie keyboard

Decked out in orange hot pants and sneakers, Ryerson film grad Malcolm Fraser can perform 10 songs in 20 minutes thanks to his trusty kiddie keyboard.

half full rising to the brim

A third-year RTA student sings about ex-boyfriends and grandmothers with her electric-guitar-absent band, half full.

Grub with Barbaro

February 20, 2002

If culture, sophistication, and a passion for fine dining are absolute tonics for a memorable dinner date, then soften her heart and tickle her palate at Almalfi Italian Ristorante.

Amateurs shoot pics as clock ticks

February 20, 2002

Four people. Twenty-four words. Twenty-four hours. The RTA practicum group, Focal Shift Productions, play with photography, art, interpretation and time in their documentary, Exposure.

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