Analyzing anime: A quick guide to two Studio Ghibli films
A dive into some deeper readings of two iconic Hayao Miyazaki films: Ponyo and Spirited Away.
Picasso, photography and human hair: A look at Remai Modern’s summer exhibits
Saskatoon’s modern art museum offers up a variety of new shows, with exhibits ranging from challenging sculptures to evocative abstract works.
Corner Gas reanimated: A classic back from the dead?
Despite a shift to animation, the latest from Brent Butt feels stale.
Wish you went to film school? Video essays offer a free alternative.
Video essays provide a way to learn the basics of film theory.
The Netflix Queer Eye reboot rethinks reality TV
Queer Eye positively reinvents masculinity, while simultaneously furthering unchecked consumerism as a suitable means to achieve reinvention.
Breaking my ink seal with a ‘Get Whatcha Get’ tattoo
After years of avoiding ink, a capsule machine helped me find a design that I love — sorry, Mom.
Spring sounds: The best albums of the year — so far
A comprehensive round up of some lyrically impressive must-listen-to albums released in 2018.
Advertising concerns: A retrospective look at Canadian public service announcements
The Sheaf looks back on the work of Concerned Children’s Advertisers — from the nostalgic to the unsettling.
Behind anime lines: U of S student combines Japanese animation and academia
Anime may seem like an odd area of study, but one future U of S graduate student believes it should be an area of academic interest.
Taking the world in a fortnight: The rise of a gaming giant
Few battle-royale titles are enjoying success like Fortnite, now on a rocket ride into gaming history.