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The RA’s new show presents ‘unique African American artistic traditions’, as John Evans sees

In the month that will mark the 23rd anniversary of Beryl McBurnie’s death (on March 30), there’s an exhibition in the atrium of the National Library to commemorate her most famous and enduring creation, the Little Carib Theatre. That now elegant and angular edifice on the corner of White and Roberts Street in Woodbrook officially

The Huron County Library was host to author Matthew Dawkins on Feb. 16 for an online talk about his journey as a writer and his debut novel Until We Break as…

The Oxygen Art Centre are thrilled to welcome Canisia Lubrin and Jessica Johns at the Centre’s Author Reading Series on Wednesday April 5th at 4 p.m. PST on Zoom. Acclaimed poet, editor and writer Canisia Lubrin’s work explore ideas of social justice and the limits and possibilities of art, form, and language. Polyvocal in register, Lubrin’s second book, The Dyzgraphxst (M &

AS TOLD TO BC PIRES My name is Ellen O’Malley Camps and I have a new project. I’m probably better known in Trinidad and Tobago as Helen Camps, the theatre lady. I was involved in formal theatre and started Tent Theatre. But I’ve been out of theatre for a million years and I’m totally disinterested.