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Nash Ensemble: A Birtwistle Celebration review – an intense and poetic tribute - Vimarsana News

Nash Ensemble: A Birtwistle Celebration review – an intense and poetic tribute

The Nash and BBC Singers selected poignant vocal and instrumental works in memory of the late composer, as well as the premiere of a new Simon Holt work honouring sculptor Richard Serra

Nationalist academic Robin Mathews fought for Canadian literature to be taken seriously - Vimarsana News

Nationalist academic Robin Mathews fought for Canadian literature to be taken seriously

Professor Mathews wrote plays, novels, poetry and founded a theatre company and two small presses while tirelessly advocating for the study of Canadian culture

Wolf Tones: A Many-Sided House - Vimarsana News

Wolf Tones: A Many-Sided House

Dissonance is a curious thing. Looking at the installation as a whole, it’s possible, perhaps even encouraged, to perceive the underlying, humming discord between approaches to material, narrative, and order. Dalal, Goldfarb, Shaver, Sterrett Smith, and Strauss each have their own distinctive forms of production; their own peculiarities, obsessions, and compassions.

Griffin Poetry Prize to award $130,000 for a single book of poetry - Vimarsana News

Griffin Poetry Prize to award $130,000 for a single book of poetry

Scott Griffin thinks that Canadian poetry can stand on its own, competing with the best poetry in the world. And he’s putting his money where his belief is to create

Griffin Poetry Prize to award $130,000 for a single book of poetry - richest such prize in world - Vimarsana News

Griffin Poetry Prize to award $130,000 for a single book of poetry - richest such prize in world

Scott Griffin thinks that Canadian poetry can stand on its own, competing with the best poetry in the world. And he’s putting his money where his belief is to create