Dancing through the pain
September 27, 2016
“You can’t learn a piece all at once, you need to learn in layers, so the body gets used to the physicality over time.”
Tag: Art
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Art is more than fun for some Ryerson students, it’s healing
January 27, 2016
For some students at Ryerson, art helps to cope with mental illness.
Ryerson architecture students make waves at the Gladstone
January 26, 2016
From Jan. 21 to the 24, Ryerson Artspace featured an interactive student-made exhibit at the Gladstone Hotel as part of an annual design event.
Consumption Overload: The Eyeopener talks Nuit Blanche with Michael Kim
October 7, 2015
The Eyeopener sat down with Ryerson prof Michael Kim to talk about his Nuit Blanche exhibit, Consumption Overload
Phil’ Your Head
April 12, 2015
Most courses will make you rich in paper, but few will make you rich in mind
Rye’s tells Tales from the Vienna Woods
February 9, 2015
The Ryerson Theatre School’s newest play, Tales from the Vienna Woods, is a complex story that’s been equally challenging to produce
Exhibition exposes dark side of gender tropes
January 25, 2015
Traditional portrayals of women in media are being contested in an exhibit at the Ryerson Image Centre
Architects light up Nuit Blanche
October 2, 2013
Ryerson students bring trio of light installations to Bata Shoe Museum for all-night contemporary art event
Markham art exhibit rooted in Ryerson
October 2, 2013
Student artists portray remnants of the past and prospects of the future in Land|Slide: Possible Futures
Photo flap hits fashion school
October 1, 2013
Rye’s fashion school launched an investigation after allegations of a picture being taken of a life model during a first-year illustration class allegedly hit social media
Existence as an act of resistance
September 24, 2013
Aboriginal artists share their stories in new RIC exhibit
Exploring the meaning of the veil
September 10, 2013
Fourth-year student examines her personal relationship with the Muslim prayer veil in photography exhibition
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