Local Arts and Culture

Copshop just wrapped production, though it's still up in the air when it will hit theatres.

Each month, StAlbertTODAY.ca will be displaying an online gallery of art created by high school students. These are December's submissions.

There's a bunch of new books by some of your favourite – and most local – authors out just in time for the holiday season.

Indigenous Northwest Coast tattoo artists are working to reclaim the tradition after it was banned more than 130 years ago

Each month, StAlbertTODAY.ca will be displaying an online gallery of art created by high school students. These are November's submissions.

Gazette's movie critic reviews two new independent releases, one set in European art and legal circles after WWII and the other set in heavy metal clubs and a stone-silent retreat in the woods.

Bari Horn is one of 34 visual artists illustrating J.K. Rowling's new fairytale book

Gazette film critic gives head-to-head reviews over two new releases: Ammonite and The Climb.

Edmonton writer James Ballard's first novel is an excellent work of fiction about the Vietnam War and how so many of the battles are still being fought far away from the Mekong Delta.

It sure seems like many members of the five guilds of SAPVAC took as much advantage of the isolation forced upon them by the pandemic as they could. Many of the works in this show are astounding.