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Prints for Paupers

Katie McGroarty – Published October 22, 2012

There are generally two options when it comes to printmaking for photographers. You can go the do-it-yourself way and risk an amateur aesthetic.

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Spins

Riley Wignall & ANASTASIA WANSBROUGH – Published October 19, 2012

Rah Rah originally formed as a trio in 2007 and quickly grew into an indie rock sextet. They may be the best thing to come out of Regina, Saskatchewan, ever.

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Brooklyn Bridge

Vivien LeungBrooklyn, Montreal Artists Team Up in New Exhibit – Published October 16, 2012

If you think Brooklyn is the contemporary art mecca, you might be surprised by how Brooklynites see lil’ ol’ Montreal.

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Rubik’s Q*Bert

Hilary Sinclair – Published October 16, 2012

It’s beautifully built, infuriatingly addictive, coming to a mobile device near you—and designed in the EV Building.

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Home Is Where the Zine Is

Katie McGroarty – Published October 16, 2012

Zines are personal. They are birthed from photocopies and glue sticks, from small scenes and big ideas. Zine-makers infuse their personalities into the pages.

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The Indie Biz

Ariana Trigueros-Corbo – Published October 16, 2012

When you’re a musician focusing on your craft, it’s sometimes hard to handle the business side of things.

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Don’t Need Your Compassion

Fanny Arnaud – Published October 14, 2012

The members of Staff Benda Bilili are disabled polio victims, most of them paraplegic. They used to live and play around the grounds of the zoo in Kinshasa, Congo. Their guitars are made of tin cans.