Culture

How Samita Sinha’s ‘Tremor’ explores complex emotions through Indian vocal traditions

A round-up for the summer season.

A round-up of exhibits, installations and films for the week of June 12-19.

Netflix provides a service much more impactful than delivering or streaming movies: gatekeeping the perceptions of beauty in women and young girls.

Two F editors embark on a dewy adventure.

Is it art? If it isn't, what are they selling?

An installation piece in the SAIC BFA Show piqued controversy when the artist, Jae Hwan Lim, replaced a Buddhist swastika with an open letter.

A film about the past, the future, colonization, climate change, and humanity itself.

An annual Hindu celebration makes its way to MacLean

Ethan Kaplan explores The Shithole.

New exhibition opens at SAMUEL.

Kanthy Peng explores openness and identity in new SUGs exhibit

Many cultures mingle in farofa, a Brazilian side dish with a long and fascinating history.

Hannah is really bad at talking about U.S. race relations. Also, she does not read newspapers

We are much more than teepees and totem poles. We are not all the same. And no, we are not gone. This small article cannot even begin to address the multi-faceted questions surrounding Native America and all of its issues, from genocide and holocaust to the invisibility and cultural insensitivity of today, but it’s a start.