The Politics of Skin Colour
If only it’d been a colour-blind date, bemoans Dawn Dumont
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REVIEWS: New CDs from Robbie Robertson; Derek Miller
DEREK MILLER Derek Miller with Double Trouble Juksa Records | 2011 MI Rating: ★★★1/2 (out of 5) —————— ◊ —————— Renowned for his live, blues-inflected, roots rock sound, guitarist and singer/songwriter/producer and actor Derek Miller (Mohawk/Six Nations) first gained national attention when he toured with the iconic Buffy Sainte-Marie in the late ’90s. His raw, […]
REVIEW: Kinnie Starr, “A Different Day”
A multidisciplinary artist who’s immersed her energy across several fields, Kinnie Starr‘s interests range from music, visual arts and women’s issues (she possesses a Women’s Studies degree from Queen’s University) to leading youth workshops and being a yoga expert. However Starr is most recognized for her musical output which began to raise much notoriety within […]
How the show goes on: imagineNATIVE festival realizes international return on investment
Report filed by Samantha Butler (TORONTO) — At 8 p.m., Wed. Oct. 20, a Maori boy set off with one thousand Torontonians on a guided tour of his life. Known simply as ‘Boy,’ the 11-year-old shows off a rickety farm house in rural New Zealand, where he lives with his Gran, younger brother, and five […]
REVIEW: “Rober de Jesús Guachetá: The Work Goes On” at imagineNATIVE 2010
Rober de Jesús Guachetá: The Work Goes On 19 min. | 2009 | Colombia Directed by the Cineminga Collective Screening at imagineNATIVE Friday Oct 22 @ 3 pm, Al Green Theatre (Bloor at Spadina) Spanish with English subtitles MI Rating: ★★★★★ (out of 5) —————— ◊ —————— This movie opens with a young Indigenous boy […]
