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Becca Lemire January 13, 2013

Tags: Street Fashion, Street Style Photos, Style Scouts

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🎬🍿CONTEST: From the creative minds that brou

🎬🍿CONTEST: From the creative minds that brought us The Lego Movie and Spiderman: Into the Spiderverse, comes The Mitchells Vs. The Machines! We know everyone needs things to look forward to these days, so we partnered with @netflix to offer 20 families a change to be the first to see this new animated action-comedy, that promises lots of laughs for all ages.
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LIKE + COMMENT for a chance to win a spot at the advanced virtual screening of 'The Mitchells Vs. The Machines" on Tuesday, April 27! The fun will start at 5:15PM with trivia, games and a DJ to help with some pre-screening dance moves. Screening will kick off at 6PM. Surprise your kids with a mid-week movie night! Link in bio to watch trailer...already 20M have watched! There's big excitement for this one.
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#film #familymovienight #netflix #themitchellsvsthemachines #familyfun

🎬Stuck inside & stuck on what to watch? Why not

🎬Stuck inside & stuck on what to watch? Why not check out Ruth Lawrence's award-winning directorial debut LITTLE ORPHANS?🎬

LITTLE ORPHANS centres around three sisters that are struggling with childhood abandonments and their hopes of building a new family.

This women-led film, both behind and in front of the camera, was awarded the top prize at the Whistler Film Festival. Written and shot in Newfoundland, LITTLE ORPHANS stars Canadian talent including writer Emily Bridger, alongside actors Rhiannon Morgan and Marthe Bernard.

LITTLE ORPHANS is available on VOD here in Canada now!

#whattowatch #gametheory #film #canadianfilm

“I’m affirmed in the need for a destination th

“I’m affirmed in the need for a destination that exists outside of the shortest and coldest month of the year where people can go and learn about Black theatre and films, and where young people can come in for movie nights and wellness programs and that we can also harness the beauty of the diverse cultures within the Black community,” says Alica Hall, Executive Director of @niacentre, who understands the powerful effect that art can have on transforming individuals and communities. “Art can give us words when we don’t have the ability to articulate what’s happened to us. Art is such an important tool to help us understand ourselves; artists are really amazing as translators of the human experience.”
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We loved everything that Alica had to say. If you aren't already following @niacentre, get on that! It's the first permanent Black arts centre in Toronto, and while it's still under construction, the powerful programming has already begun, including an installation on exterior of building by @aniquejordan; 'Here Again, At The Crossroads', a major exhibition at @torontounion, which can be experienced virtually, and all the time Nia is sharing work and Black artist stories on their social feeds. Link in bio to read full interview with Alica, and find out how you can get involved.
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#worldartday #art #arttransforms #artheals #Blackartist #niacentre #toronto #blackhistory365

Anything that adds a splash of colour these days i

Anything that adds a splash of colour these days is welcomed. We’ve been enjoying the weekly reveals on @artistprojectto that bring a burst of beauty to our feed, constantly introducing us to new artists, near and afar.
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Their weekly curated 'Screen Time' exhibit is a cultural experience well suited for lockdown life, with themed programs launching every Thursday at noon on IG, and also on the Artist Project site.
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If you’re looking for new art for your home (or a way to support Canadian artists) the Artist Project has always prided itself on having art priced at a variety of levels. Who else has fond memories from this annual show? We look forward to when we can attend in real life, but for now...it's a nice diversion that speaks to this era. Photo ☝️is a 36 x 36 oil painting by @celinegabrielleart whose work is part of the 'Bubbled' program which launched today.
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#art #artistprojectTO #pandemicart #canadianart

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