The first time I saw Picasso’s ‘Guernica’ was in my grade 8 Socials Studies class. Our teacher showed us a tiny photo. Blurry and defrauded by the shortcomings of a geriatric overhead projector, the iconic monochrome madness seemed to my adolescent eyes little more than squiggles. But last year, when I saw the real thing […]
There’s bass and then there’s bass. The vibrations being unleashed by Evian Christ who opened for Purity Ring last Friday at Venue must have been a few decibels away from being classified as a weapon of mass destruction. I’ve only heard legends of the bone-rattling, apocalyptic bass on display at electronic festivals like Shambhala, and […]
The first time I saw Picasso’s ‘Guernica’ was in my grade 8 Socials Studies class. Our teacher showed us a tiny photo. Blurry and defrauded by the shortcomings of a geriatric overhead projector, the iconic monochrome madness seemed to my adolescent eyes little more than squiggles. But last year, when I saw the real thing […] 