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PAVED Arts celebrates 50/20 anniversary with works from the past - Vimarsana News

PAVED Arts celebrates 50/20 anniversary with works from the past

The PAVED Arts gallery in Saskatoon is celebrating two historic milestones this year, with art from seven artists with a connection to the gallery over its 50 years of existence.

Mushroom-inspired exhibit in Saskatoon captures the strength of humans and the natural world - Vimarsana News

Mushroom-inspired exhibit in Saskatoon captures the strength of humans and the natural world

A new exhibit at Paved Arts in Saskatoon is using mushrooms as a metaphor for human resilience.

Source: cbc.ca
Cool down locations offer break from Saskatoon heat - Vimarsana News

Cool down locations offer break from Saskatoon heat

With heat warnings blanketing Saskatoon and most of the province Tuesday, there are a number of spots around t...

Source: ckom.com
Sask. filmmaker's first feature explores society's lack of balance with the natural world - Vimarsana News

Sask. filmmaker's first feature explores society's lack of balance with the natural world

‘Don’t say its name’ is a supernatural thriller directed and co-written by filmmaker Rueben Martell, from Saskatchewan's Waterhen First Nation. Martell said listening to news around missing and murdered Indigenous women and Wet'suwet'en protests propelled him to capture the ongoing injustices in his work. The eco-thriller explores society’s lack of balance with the natural world.

Source: cbc.ca
Sask. filmmaker's first feature explores society's lack of balance with the natural world - Vimarsana News

Sask. filmmaker's first feature explores society's lack of balance with the natural world

‘Don’t say its name’ is a supernatural thriller directed and co-written by filmmaker Rueben Martell, from Saskatchewan's Waterhen First Nation. Martell said listening to news around missing and murdered Indigenous women and Wet'suwet'en protests propelled him to capture the ongoing injustices in his work. The eco-thriller explores society’s lack of balance with the natural world.

Source: cbc.ca