Category: Arts & Culture

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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.

Intimate details revealed in art

February 20, 2002

Ah, to be a starving artist.

Entertaining to Educate

February 20, 2002

Black History Month is an opportunity to explore and share the historical and present day contributions of African-Canadians.

Ryerson acting students bring the Bard to life

February 13, 2002

Ryerson theatre school’s Acting II Workshop this February is bringing back the Bard.

Punk rocker’s solo act hits T.O. stage

February 13, 2002

One-time Ryerson student Caroline Azar’s thespian side on display at Theatre Passe-Muraille

Grub with Neil Barbaro

February 6, 2002

Third-year commerce student Neil Barbaro hopes to improve our stress-filled, KD-consuming lifestyles with his local restaurant reviews and self-made recipe ideas that appeal to the appetite, wallet and watch.

Hooches romp

February 6, 2002

RTA students overcome cost barriers to develop high-definition sitcom pilot for class project, networks

Sci-fi writer hides some insight between the lines

February 6, 2002

Apart from the aliens and parallel universes, radio and television arts graduate Robert J. Sawyer brings political, social and religious ideas to the surface in his novels.

Dispelling the myth love is blind

February 6, 2002

Snag yourself… oops, “network with” a future doctor, lawyer, or corporate executive at Professional Executive Parties at the Halo Lounge

Fashion students to dress queen Enza

January 30, 2002

Sometimes a girl just can’t find a thing to wear. That’s how drag queen Enza Anderson felt about choosing an outfit for the Canadian Alliance’s upcoming all-candidates leadership debate.

Ryerson showcases CBC Newsworld documentaries

January 30, 2002

CBC Newsworld honours the genre by holding its second documentary festival series to support the art of Canadian filmmakers.

Funky footwear on display at the Bata Shoe Museum

January 30, 2002

These boots weren’t made for walking. But they were made to inspire, innovate and tell a story.

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