New York Times Rejects Banksy The notorious street artist was denied a spot in the New York Times popular op-ed section, so he self-published his article to his website−a scathing critique of the World Trade… keep reading
A Room of One’s Own is LMPR’s photography series that showcases the beloved spaces belonging to members of the artistic community. With a nod to… keep reading
A Room of One’s Own is a new photography series by Laura Murray Public Relations that showcases the beloved spaces belonging to members of Canada’s artistic… keep reading
With PuSh Festival in full swing, gossip about the Golden Globes continuing, and the theatre season launching once more this month, the arts community is… keep reading
At the outset, literature and performing arts would seem to reside on completely different spectrums of the art world. Theatre relies on the outward demonstration… keep reading
Last week CBC Spark interviewed Ted Striphas, an associate professor in the Department of Communication & Culture at Indiana University, about algorithmic culture. The conversation… keep reading
The second video in the ‘Making of Svengali” series, presented by the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, has just been released, highlighting the evolutionary process of choreographer… keep reading
Our wonderful client, Choreographer John Alleyne, spent a portion of the summer working with the incredibly talented artists at Dance Theatre of Harlem. At… keep reading
We’re in the early days of an exciting marketing campaign promoting the Royal Winnipeg Ballet’s newest work, Svengali. The ballet represents a return to… keep reading