Arts | Humber News

Canadian animation receives its 50th nomination for short film

by Antonio Peláez Barceló | Feb 2, 2023 | Arts, Et Cetera | 0 |

Amanda Forbis and Wendy Tilby have done three animated short films in 24 years. All three have been nominated for an Oscar.

Artists have mixed feelings about the new AI art era

by Sarah Hurtado | Feb 1, 2023 | Arts, Biz/Tech | 0 |

AI generators are slowly becoming more present in the art and design industries, making artists worried about the industry’s future.

Riceboy Sleeps highlights Choi Seung-yoon’s awakening as actress

by Nathan Abraha | Jan 24, 2023 | Arts | 0 |

First time actress Choi Seung-yoon’s powerful portrayal of So-young in the indie hit Riceboy Sleeps resonated with audiences worldwide.

Canada’s first professional Black arts centre creating a platform for artists

by Andre La Rosa-Rodriguez | Dec 16, 2022 | Arts, Headlines | 0 |

Toronto’s NIA Centre’s expansion as Canada’s first professional Black arts centre, to be completed in early 2023, creates a platform for Black artists.

Marvel’s Black Panther continues to boost representation in film industry

by Hajar Rifai | Dec 9, 2022 | Arts | 0 |

Black Panther is furthering its representation of Black communities as well as opening the door for the Latin American community.

Brampton plants tree to honour Punjabi rapper

by Upkar Singh | Nov 3, 2022 | Arts, Headlines | 0 |

The city of Brampton organized a tree-planting ceremony last month for former Humber student and rapper Sidhu Moosewala, who was killed in India.

Dispute rages over violence connected tied to video games

by Shayonna Cole | Oct 7, 2022 | Arts | 0 |

There has long been a debate among parents that video games cause violent tendencies in their children and this violence can lead to poor behaviour.

Return of Nuit Blanche shines a light on BIPOC artists and their work

by Isabelle Ferrante | Oct 7, 2022 | Arts, Headlines | 0 |

From sunset to sunrise people all around the GTA came together to celebrate the diverse art the BIPOC community of this city has to offer at Nuit Blanche.

BIPOC people mistreated in film history, new generation hopes to make changes

by Brandon Mair | Oct 6, 2022 | Arts | 0 |

Throughout the history of television and movies, people of colour have been underrepresented and often exploited for financial gain — until now.

Artists’ difficult relationship with social media

by Mandy Li | Sep 30, 2022 | Arts | 0 |

With the rise of social media and the exposure it offers, artists are struggling to find the balance between their well-being and professional career.