Steeping Art
What do you think about when you drink a cup of tea? Love? Life?
Taking photos, leaving footprints
A look into urban exploration around Calgary
Small scene, positive messages
In a city known for indie rock and cowboys, an emerging community of hip-hop artists and fans are slowly making themselves heard, not only due to their talent, but also through a focus on positive energy and good vibes.
Bolstering Blues
In the face of Calgary’s closing blues venues, one former bus boy of the King Eddy keeps the music alive every night at The Blues Can.
The Dreamer
Once an orphan during the infamous Duplessis era, Réal Fournier now lives in Webster Galleries, where he creates unique 3D paintings inspired by the wild dreams that helped him cope with a tough childhood
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The Brighter Side of Beats
Written by DEREK NEUMEIER Monday, 19 December 2011 19:03
Exploring Calgary’s underground electronic music scene: the rhythmic music, colourful flashing lights and costumed masses that create this controversial world
The Labyrinth
Written by MELISSA RENWICK Tuesday, 20 December 2011 17:32
Descend into Rat’s Nest Cave. There are tight crevasses that force you to inhale like you’re getting fitted for a corset in the Renaissance, cold drip-water falling from limestone rock, cliff edges with no bottom in sight and rats, lots and lots of rats, which scare off all but the most determined.
Strip Mall Cuisine
Written by GABRIELLE DOMANSKI Friday, 16 December 2011 21:36
It’s time for suburban Calgary’s unexpected culinary side to shine. Quirk Magazine takes you on a tour of hidden gems nestled in the city’s strip malls.
Why They Busk
Written by SHANE FLUG Monday, 19 December 2011 17:46
