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Image Description: Amir’s painting featured at an Exhibition at York University (1998). From left to right: Case Ootes, Toronto Deputy Mayor; Amir Pichhadze, Artist; and, Dr. Lorna Marsden, York University President. In 1995, the Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin participated in an anti-violence rally that supported the Oslo peace process. At this rally, Rabin was […]
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Fans of experimental indie rock, here’s one for your calendar: On Saturday 21st, the inaugural edition of Ritual Union festival will come clashing and jangling its way down Cowley Road, boasting an array of live acts from across the globe. All day and over multiple venues (including the O2 Academy, The Bullingdon, and The Library), […]
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According to the EU, its main claim for existence is that it has led a historically war-torn, conflict-prone continent to peace and harmony. Whilst Europe has seen a far lower incidence of conflict since the end of the Second World War in 1945, I do not believe we can attribute this to the European Union […]
Continue ReadingMatt Jones discusses love, life and Britpop with up-and-coming indie rockers Peace I just fed the swans, it was sick.” These are the first words that Harry Koisser, lead singer of Peace, delivers to a crowd of young, expectant indie-rockers at the O2 Academy, all set for a night of moshing and spilt pints. The […]
Continue ReadingAshley Cooke concludes our Gathering festival report with impressive sets from Karima Francis and PEACE Karima Francis was the first artist I saw at Gathering, and she set an incredibly high standard that no one else was quite able to match. Walking on to the stage, she cut a a striking figure. Stretch black drainpipe […]
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