Rendezvous with Madness uses art to examine mental health
An interdisciplinary Toronto arts festival is using film and performance to start timely conversations on mental health.
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An interdisciplinary Toronto arts festival is using film and performance to start timely conversations on mental health.
One of Canada's most exciting up-and-coming filmmakers, Bourges is about to take his latest feature Concrete Valley to the Berlinale.
The 2021 Rendezvous With Madness Festival talks about, and celebrates, the strength it takes to come through difficult times.
NOW Magazine Virtual art exhibition Being Scene explores mental health, addiction and global trauma Sponsored feature: Workman Arts (This story is sponsored by Workman Arts.) The pandemic has heavily burdened Canadians, leaving many people struggling with their mental health. If one thing has become apparent over the last year, it’s that the world can be a tough place for those living with mental health challenges. Through arts education, public presentations and supporting vulnerable artists, Workman Arts promotes a greater understanding of mental health and addiction issues. Each year, ...