Arts

Raphael Slawinski

Renowned Canadian alpinist Raphael Slawinski is interviewed by noted American climber, Jack Tackle, about his accomplishments in the climbing world and his firs

Teeanna Munro performing her spoken word poetry.

This Spoken Word Artist Speaks With Pride About Her Natural Hair

A poet's celebration of her natural hair.

Ian Brown

Award-winning Canadian journalist and broadcaster Ian Brown talks about his love of mountains and what they mean to an artist.

Geoff Dyer

An interview with British writer Geoff Dyer, whose work has been described as “genre-defying” for the way in which he bends traditional forms of writing into hi

She Looked at Her Father's Ashes With a Microscope and Saw the Universe

Artist Gabriela Fuchs found a unique and awe-inspiring way to remember her father.

Nick Bullock

Former prison officer Nick Bullock shares his transition from a small-working class town in Britain to climbing summits across the world.

David Chaundy-Smart

Gripped magazine's editorial director David Chaundy-Smart reflects on Ontario's 1970s rock climbing scene.

musical therapy participants at banff centre

Musical Improvisation Is Great Therapy

Whether you're classically trained or have never picked up an instrument in your life, musical improvisation is a great way to learn to let go.

John Weller

Photographer and filmmaker John Weller speaks about his exploits to promote marine conversation and his journey to Antarctica's Ross Sea.

How-To Make a Wood Stamp

Artist and printmaker Andrea Debruijn shows us how to make prints with wood stamps.

How-To Cut Glass for Framed Artwork

Learn how to make the perfect glass frame for a piece of art.

How-To: Use a Letter Press

Find out how to make a poster, invitation or even a book using an old-school letterpress.

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