State of the Arts

Jennifer Chrumka, speaks with the Greater Victoria Coalition to End Homelessness about new their new public art installations that will remind the public that people are still homeless in our city.

We hear about a music festival in Victoria that's all about exploring the possibilities of the human voice.

In light of the closure of Vancouver's art's hub The Waldorf, today we check in on Victoria's cultural capacity.

Theatre Skam celebrates eighteen years as a theatre company this week. On State of the Arts columnist Jennifer Chrumka reflects on the impact the theatre has made on the community.

State of the Arts columnist, Jennifer Chrumka, introduces The Makehouse - a sewing studio in downtown Victoria that will teach you how to make your own wardrobe.

On State of the Arts, Jennifer Chrumka will take us behind the scenes of one of the most celebrated classical ballets.

Seeing ourselves through the eyes of others. Victoria's literary journal The Malahat Review swapped writers and content with New Brunswick's Fiddlehead journal this fall. We hear about the result on this week's State of the Arts with Jennifer Chrumka.

We hear the story of this celebrated landscape artist who spent the first half of his life seeing only in shadows and the second half filling canvasses with brilliant colour.

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Mixing old and new. An art show in Sidney highlights the best in First Nations art from people right across the country, both traditional and contemporary.

State of the Arts Columnist Jennifer Chrumka looks at graphic novels and introduces us to one of Canada's best known cartoonist