Arts

Jaspreet Singh

"The Signalman’s Son"

A poem by Canadian writer Jaspreet Singh, a frequent participant in The Banff Centre’s self-directed writing residencies and the Leighton Artists' Colony.

John Freeman

John Freeman is book critic, author and editor based in New York. On this episode, he discusses his forthcoming literary publication, "Freeman's."

How-To Hang a Painting

Let preparatory Kasia Sosnowki show you how to hang a painting the right way every time.

How-To Mix Potter's Clay

Potter Adam Bernath shares his secrets on how to mix clay before hitting the potter's wheel.

How-To Throw Clay

Potter and artist Grace Boyd breaks down the logistics of throwing clay.

How-To: Draw a Face

Motion Graphics Designer Devan Burton explains step-by-step how to draw a face.

Why Supaman Mixes Indigenous Culture With Hip Hop

Native American dancer Christian Parrish, known as Supaman, mixes part of his indigenous culture with hip-hop.

This Photographer Inserts Selfie-Takers into Beautiful Landscapes

Nature, technology and people — this combination inspires Meghan Krauss to create her composite photos.

Jazz: The Universal Language

Is jazz universal? Five musicians from different parts of the world explain their relationship with jazz and what influences them.

Four Experts Explain Why You Should Use Stories to Communicate Science

Step away from the technical terms...

Bernadette McDonald

Author Bernadette McDonald speaks about her book "Freedom Climbers" which retells the story of Polish climbers during the Second World War.

Hiding Behind the Lens: 4 Hints for Videographers

How to get the shots you want without getting in the way.

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