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Want to learn how to draw? Here are 5 tips from a celebrated children's illustrator
Montreal artist Elise Gravel has illustrated dozens of children's books — but with her latest, the goal is to get other people to draw.
Laura Kenins
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This hand drumming circle is a beating heart in Toronto's Kensington Market
Traditional Indigenous hand drummer Veronica Johnny shows correspondent April Aliermo the rhythms that drive her women's hand drumming circle.
April Aliermo
Exhibitionists
Mother's Day
Mother's Day gift ideas for Canadian art lovers
No promises they'll arrive by Sunday, last-minute shoppers. But check out some artist-made treats that Mom will love.
Leah Collins
Art Post Outpost
A Manitoba Cree singer gets props from Jimmy Fallon and more arts stories you might have missed
'A Refugee Love Story': How Hannah Moscovitch's new play honours her great-grandparents
Chris Dupuis
Exhibitionists
Thank You Internet...for restoring our faith in trolls
Teenage anti-bullying advocate hopes documentary encourages people to speak out
News NL
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ZAP, POW! How to draw an action-packed comic book cover
Video exhibit shows you Saskatoon artist's hours spent in hole
News Saskatoon
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'Blame it all on Bedrock': Mark Russell addresses civilization's mistakes in Flintstones reboot
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He always used art to deal with depression, anxiety and abuse — then one thing changed everything
Leah Collins
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'We all want to look good': Calgary company adapts clothes for those with disabilities
News Calgary
Jean-Michel Jarre on the futuristic appeal of electronic music
Radio Q
This rising documentarian is capturing the magic of older women — including both her grandmas
Tina Hassannia
CBC BOOKS
'Poetry is song:' U2 to feature George Elliott Clarke's poems on tour
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Analysis
Reimagined economics is part of what keeps Atwood's Handmaid's Tale so powerful today: Don Pittis
Don Pittis
News Business
Dystopian non-fiction: Why one playwright is telling the story of her family's escape from dictatorship
Amanda Parris
Fiver exhumes the voices of the women from a 19th-century asylum
Radio Q
Regina-made film It's A Wonderful Afterlife uses humour to explore tough topic of suicide
News Saskatchewan
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'Black thighs save lives': How Dainty Smith is empowering women of colour through burlesque
Lucius Dechausay
'The adults are super impressed by it': Balloon art not just for kids
Heather Barrett
News NL
Don't know what to do with all those family photos? Give them up to help write a 'new history' of Canada
Alexandra Sienkiewicz
News Toronto
Point of View
More fear, more love, more honesty: A call for intimacy in works from marginalized writers
Why Jeff Garlin is the go-to guy for so many comedians
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