Culture

Urban Planet: New York street artists team up with ballet company

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Street artists Patrick McNeil and Patrick Miller have been putting up public art – often colourful urban themed collages –... Read More

The case to pedestrianise Fredericton’s Queen Street

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FREDERICTON – It is virtually undisputed, the 2012 Harvest Jazz and Blues festival was a success, with musicians performing in... Read More

Morse’s Teas whitewashed

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HALIFAX – News broke out (with lots of photos) of Morse’s Teas sign being painted over, over at 1877-79 Hollis St... Read More

New geographic eReader called nomad from Spacing editor Shawn Micallef looking for your support

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Have you ever read a book set in real-life places and then looked at, say, Google Earth or Streetview to see where the story and... Read More

Responding to Town Square

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HALIFAX – The process by which Rank Inc.’s new business super-complex, Nova Centre, was approved by HRM Council has lacked... Read More

Watch NFB: Territories

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Editor: Spacing is pleased to continue our partnership with the National Film Board of Canada to showcase films and interactive... Read More

FAVOURITE FRIDAY: Which piece of local public art is your favourite?

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Across the Spacing Blog Network today we are asking our readers in Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Otttawa, and the Atlantic cities to... Read More

Events Guide: Nocturne Magic Bus

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HALIFAX – The spirit of Nocturne is access to art. This is a noble and worthy venture, but one that needs a bit of tweaking... Read More