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EXHIBITIONISTS
What happens when the human body isn't the subject of the art — it's the medium?
From heart attacks to brainwaves, this week's CBC Arts: Exhibitionists is all about the body.
In Residence
What's inside an alien? Craft supplies and Sculpey, it turns out
Geneviève Lebleu is this week's Exhibitionist in Residence. Watch "Kabane" and "Herbertisme."
Point of View
CBC's digging up its music archives, and it couldn't have happened at a better time
Amanda Parris co-hosts From the Vaults on CBC. What does it mean to dust off these tapes in 2018?
20 personal stories about mental health, 1 pop-up poster show
Queeries
10 of the many trans artists you should be more than aware of any week of the year
Video
DaveandJenn's unsettling sculptures might repulse you — or make you vaguely hungry
How Star Wars 'made it possible to open a world of speaking Navajo'
Point of View
On the importance of trans joy — even if it's just finding comfort in watching Schitt's Creek
John C. Reilly on his return as Ralph in Disney's Ralph Breaks the Internet
Alessia Cara is taking a big risk with her second album — and it might just pay off
Video
There's a cougar stalking the Fredericton forest...or is it art?
Saved from a dumpster, Winnipeg museum's new trove of Guess Who recordings could include unreleased music
Have we reached peak reality dating TV?
Hi, Art
Why this Calgary artist has devoted her life to painting the stories of war brides
'The stoic warrior or mystical Indian': Is representation of Indigenous peoples in comics changing?
Researchers use AI to track whale songs in a sea of noise
Point of View
An open letter to the many fans of Bohemian Rhapsody from a concerned queer
You Must Remember This host Karina Longworth on sexism in Howard Hughes' Hollywood
The women of Disney: author aims to highlight female animators' contributions
The art of the remix: On this week's Exhibitionists, reimagined twists on unexpected objects
Elizabeth LaPensée didn't see Indigenous people portrayed accurately in comics, so she wrote her own
US Library of Congress has 500 million digital items. Jer Thorp was turned loose in the digital stacks
Studio Visit
That time we hung out in an artist's backyard and made mind-blowing images with our brainwaves
This Saskatoon art exhibit is the cat's meow — literally
