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Ibrahim Mahama's stunning public commission at the Barbican Lakeside Terrace. transforms this iconic location with woven cloth artwork.

Sarah Watlington spotlights two organizations for their commitment to environmentalism and community.

The Festival of Faiths kicked off at the Cathedral of the Assumption on Wednesday.

With Hallowe’en – or Samhain – upon us, we meet members of this eclectic community to ask how they worship as part of modern Britain

Ottawa should consult with the provinces before amending Bill C-69 as a drive-by consultation likely wont achieve whats needed. Read on.

Ruga uses the archive of 20th century photographer and writer Carl Van Vechten as a starting point to continue his decade-long interest in unpacking the response of black modernists to European and American negrophilia.

Denis Villeneuve's doppelganger thriller Enemy concludes on a haunting but deliberately enigmatic note. Let's consider what its ending could mean.

The tie that binds our September releases of Yasujiro Ozu’s Tokyo Story and Koji Fukada’s Love Life: the great tradition of the Japanese domestic drama.

China's reasons: According to government sources, among the many reasons compelling Beijing to improve the situation is the infrastructure push by India at LAC after the Galwan incident. Moreover, China can’t afford to annoy the international community

Tara Isabella Burton reviews Antón Barba-Kay’s “A Web of Our Own Making”