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Songwriting workshop coming to GP
Alberta’s Artist in Residence, John Wort Hannam, will be sharing his creative process to help local songwriters hone their creativity and create a song.
Newsletter April 9, 2026
Say Hello to the April issue of The Article!
Days of cinemas past and future
For over 100 years, films have entertained residents of the Peace Region, from the first silent short films, the introduction of sound, and eventually
Finding the magic in photography
The photographs from Grande Prairie photographer Cassandra Jones have a fairy tale, dream-like quality, but to her, it’s all magic. Jones is the creative
James Morrison on the music beat
James Mearon Morrison wears many hats: a talented musician, photographer, budding filmmaker, and board game designer, while at the heart of all his projects
Notes on Cinema: The Master of Cinema
Akira Kurosawa was a filmmaker who dedicated his life to filmmaking, and this dedication led him to make 30 feature films. He was a
Art News Bits-April
Bear Creek Folk Festival line-up revealed The Bear Creek Folk Festival will be taking over Borstad Hill at Muskoseepi Park this summer from Aug.
Time Gone—Christine Young
In Time Gone, the flowers blur as though caught in the current of time. What once felt still and certain begins to dissolve, reminding
Editor’s Letter: Focus on the Peace
The lens issues hold a special place in my heart because, coming from a photography background, it’s one of my favourite storytelling methods. Photography
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Time Gone—Christine Young
In Time Gone, the flowers blur as though caught in the current of time. What once felt still and certain begins to dissolve, reminding us how quickly life changes and how easily moments
In the Dark — Hannah Nott
Life can be tough, and often dark. All sides seem to close in around us without an escape. Whether in the community or in our personal lives, there are periods of darkness when
Lucy in the Cosmos-Kiren Niki Sangra
My best girl, Luci nestled amongst a bouquet of cosmos from my garden bring to mind warm summer evenings enjoying our yard together. Her shining golden eye likens her to the delicate flowers
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Days of cinemas past and future
For over 100 years, films have entertained residents of the Peace Region, from the first silent short films, the introduction of sound,
James Morrison on the music beat
James Mearon Morrison wears many hats: a talented musician, photographer, budding filmmaker, and board game designer, while at the heart of all
Notes on Cinema: The Master of Cinema
Akira Kurosawa was a filmmaker who dedicated his life to filmmaking, and this dedication led him to make 30 feature films. He
Dawson Creek Youth Jams puts spotlight on youth performers: Introducing The Sugar Gliders
A string of lights hangs from the ceiling of the basement. In the corner, a drum set, guitar stands, and mic stands
Finding the magic in photography
The photographs from Grande Prairie photographer Cassandra Jones have a fairy tale, dream-like quality, but to her, it’s all magic. Jones is
From Iran to the Peace Region: Forouzan Afrouzi
As an artist coming from Iran to Canada, Forouzan Afrouzi has learned to embrace the slower lifestyle of the Peace Region compared
Cara Jones: The modern flâneur
Poetry is spilled across the bodies of the subjects of Cara Jones’ photographs in her exhibit People Paper. Jones has been working
Saddle Hills County Featured Artist: Anna Richard
Saddle Hills resident Anna Richard arrived in the county about seven years ago from the Ukraine, and upon her arrival, she was
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