Tag Archive for the term: science

Photo of the Day - Art That Way, Science This Way

This photo aptly summarizes a fork in knowledge that I think contemporary culture is still trying to recover from.
This sign gave directions to parents and prospective students touring McGill Unversity!
Photo by Munir.
Photo of the day is just something we’re trying out- a collection of interesting and inspiring photos from here and there. Click [...]

Green Photo Contest and PR Pollution

The month of October this year is looking green. For one thing the leaves on the trees seem to be denying fall just as adamantly as everyone else, then we’ve got an environment-themed blog action day coming up on the 15th, and finally the Greenest Photo Ever contest on Flickr, which is open til October [...]

To Toronto!

Sounds like some of us Indyishers may be heading to the TDot to take in some of the theatre we missed seeing while working the Fringe here. Yes, yes, Toronto Fringe kicks off tommorrow. But if you’re lucky enough to be kicking around the Kensington Market area in Toronto this evening, and if you like [...]

You’re Not in Kansas Anymore… but in Homonumos Magazine part.2

This is the continuing interview with Christine Bellerose and Virginie Mangin from Homonumos magazine. Homonumos is a multi-lingual, multi-disciplinary, art, science, beyond real classifications journal. It aims to incorporate elements of the human condition into a classy, easily accessible magazine that is for earth, literally.
They are seeking submissions so get in touch and [...]

You’re Not in Kansas Anymore… but in Homonumos Magazine part.1

I thoroughly enjoy meeting and working with people that are doing something to bring the various faces facets of the human condition/experience to light. I like people that really take the extra steps to make what their ideas are into something tangible and real. Not just thinking that the ideas are the end [...]

Modern Animalia: Unleash your inner Evolutionary Biologist! Runs until April 30th.

As Indyish’s official live animal trainer (B.Sc), I feel obligated to chat you up on what a group of international artists see in our future. On display at Headquarters Gallery Boutique (1649 Amherst) are a plethora (plethora!) of conceptualized critters that, as a result of evolution, gene modification, cross-breeding or irresponsible Saturday night binging, may [...]



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