Last Tuesday, Concrete Beach lit up in a shower of dazzling white and purple lights for Nuit Violette, a celebration of contemporary arts.
DAYS explores the passage of time and created objects' tangibility.
Imagine walking onto a stage without having any idea of what you're going to perform. You ha…
Walk into the “95% Invisible” exhibit, and you'll be greeted by a set of evenly spaced indus…
After graduating from Western University with a degree in media, information and technocultu…
As Canada teeters on the edge of marijuana legalization, Guilty Pleasures sends a strong reminder about the often bloodied history behind controlled substances.
London’s latest collective, 519 Creatives, held their first ever Instameet this past weekend.
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Last night, McIntosh Gallery premiered two new exhibits that strive to celebrate the different aspects LGBT2Q+ expression.
The Arts and Humanities Student Council Publications Committee presented their Fall 2017 editions of Symposium and Semicolon at a launch party on Dec. 1.
The McIntosh Gallery's newest exhibit strives to remind us of the factors that impact how we understand our surroundings, focusing on the faculty of hearing.
While you normally wouldn't associate guerrilla and poetry, on Nov. 4, just that happened, as a small group of poets took over downtown London.
Behind the Lines provides insight into Western's contributions to the war efforts and to the upheaval of Canadian home life during both world wars.
Don’t throw away your ripped, torn or buttonless clothing; repair it for free on campus.
Publishing students' creative works, despite their area of study, is crucial for fostering support and dialogue on campus, while gaining valuable career experience. The Arts and Humanities bi-anual publications, Symposium and Semicolon are two outlets on campus that accomplish this.
New MFA Exhibit, Sleight of Hands, opens at Artlab Gallery Oct. 5. Four of seven contributing artists give an inside look at their work.
"Nuit Blanche" French for "white night" is an outdoor, evening arts festival. It’s a concept that has spurred similar events worldwide, including one here on campus.
Curated by Adam Lauder, McIntosh Gallery's new exhibition, Futurisms, creates a laboratory space where visitors can experiment with an array of ideas and works.
