Visual Arts grad catches the eye of WIRED magazine
While the look of a classic Polaroid picture is familiar to most people, interdisciplinary artist Amber Lee Williams (BA ’20) is ... Full story
Articles by author: Gillian Minaker
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Small Walker Press launches publications exploring music, choreography
The Small Walker Press (SWP) is announcing two new spring publications with an online book launch page. With in-person book ... Full story -
Grad Fair to connect IBPOC theatre students with professional artists across Canada
Brock University students will have the opportunity to learn about a career in theatre from the perspectives of Indigenous, Black ... Full story -
Student art exhibition explores isolation, identity during a pandemic
A word often used in the past year is taking on a different meaning for Visual Arts (VISA) students as ... Full story -
Student-directed one-act plays featured in Brock Dramatic Arts mini-festival
Student directors and performers will showcase their talents in two plays this weekend as part of the spring 2021 One Acts ... Full story -
Sandbox Theatre performance to explore the state of today’s world
Brock University’s fourth-year Dramatic Arts (DART) student company, Sandbox Theatre, is exploring the cyclical nature of life, repetition of ... Full story -
Dramatic Arts spring mainstage production delivers comedy, whimsy and innovation in Zoom theatre
A collapsing stock market, an eccentric billionaire and a roller-coaster ride of parody and the surreal are just the beginning ... Full story -
Brock community mourns the loss of MIWSFPA staff member and theatre artist dawn e crysler
The Brock and local arts community is mourning the death of dawn e crysler, a theatre maker and artist who ... Full story -
Online symposium celebrates new publication on theatre pedagogy and climate crisis
An upcoming weekend of online events will explore the role that theatre education plays in relation to climate crisis. To ... Full story -
Brock welcomes Indigenous artist, curator and scholar to MIWSFPA
First and foremost, Suzanne Morrissette is an Indigenous artist. Métis by way of the Red River Valley and Interlake ... Full story
