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👻 Arts and Culture Pitches 🎃
👻 Arts and Culture Pitches 🎃
What time is it? IT'S ARTS 'N CULTURE PITCHES TIME!
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Hey everyone!
It's Ashlynn, the Arts and Culture Editor. Thank you to everyone who came out to the meeting yesterday and sorry for not sending a reminder! As usual, we have our ongoing columns and some interview and review opportunities. And if you have a pitch of your own, send it my way at: [email protected]Also, if I don't reply to your email in two days, please send it again, sometimes gmail is weird !
And now, as always, the recurring columns (these are always open to anyone, just send me your idea for whichever column you want to write and I'll get back to you):
Gateway to Gastronomy: Know any fun and easy to follow recipes? Pair up with a photo volunteer and share it on this recurring segment.
Exploring Edmonton: Do you know any cool places around Edmonton that people should visit? Write about them in this new series!
Lunch Break: An Arts & Culture series where we share fun recipes with humorous commentary. It's wholesome and lowkey, and personally, I love anything about food, so check it out and send an installment over if you feel so inclined!
Brew Crew/Vino Bitches: A fun, 150- to 350-word review of your favourite (or not-so-favourite) beer, wine, or other alcoholic beverage of choice.
Noodle Nation: Who loves noodles? You (might) love noodles. Write 450-500 words on your favourite noodle (ramen, pho, other long stringy flour-y food) haunts for this column.
Pot Thots: Write about your favourite strains, equipment, dispensaries, and more in our all-new column on the world of legal weed.
Eating Edmonton: Write about your favourite (or not-so-favourite) local haunts in this miscellaneous foodie column.
Lunch Break: Share your favourite student-friendly recipe with some down-to-earth commentary.
DatApp: Have an app that’s been a game- or life-changer? Wax eloquently about it (or a few of your favourites) in a short 150- to 350-word installment for this column.
Top 5: Top 5 study spots, places to cry in public, late-night post-exam diners...you name it, you can write a Top 5 on it! 50-200 words per Thing In The Top 5.
Diss Track: Are there 3-4 songs that grind your gears in the worst way possible? Diss the crap out of them in this column.
Emoji of the Week: This one’s self-explanatory. Trawl your recently used emojis and sing praise about it and why other people should worship it as The Best Emoji too.
Fashion Streeters: If you love walking up to people and asking them about their cool outfits, this one’s for you. Q & A format. Consider pairing up with a photo volunteer or taking your own pics!
Doin’ You: Everyone has something they do exceptionally well. Wanna teach others your wizardry? Walk us step-by-step through the process of a master for this column.
Playlists: Have killer musical taste? Share it on The Gateway with a curated playlist.
Retro on Retro: Is some classic piece of media on your mind? Reflect on it with the distance of time in this column. Discuss the qualities, staying power, and impact of your favourite old movie, video game, album, book, play, or whatever else!
Double Take: Love spitting fire-hot takes on pop culture? You and a friend (or foe) can team up to write opposing takes on some piece of art/entertainment/media.
Social Intercourse: A weekly round-up of cool, local cultural events compiled by Arts & Culture writers.
...AND MORE! You can also pitch me your own column ideas if you want to write your own or if you've seen any awesome movies or performances/heard any music/read any books/played any games/eaten any food etc., let me know.
Pitches:
Interview Opportunities:
These are all the music artists/bands we can set up interviews for, if you're interested in interviewing sometime this month, let me know! I'll give you more information when you email me!
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Big Wreck
/Warner Music Canada
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Bryce Vine
/Warner Bros Records
- Morgan Evans/Warner Music Nashville - Maurice West @ "Scream" Edmonton Expo Centre- Nikki's Wives/LootersShows: - Oct 23: A Bunch of Queers comedy/stand up show at The Grindstone Theatre - Oct 25: Matt Mays at the Myer Horowitz- Oct 27: Walk Off The Earth at the Jubilee - Oct 30: Juliet Ruin at The Starlite Room w/ Jinjer, The Browning, Sumo Cyco
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LitFest Alberta (October 17-27th)
LitFest brings together some of the best-selling, award-winning and emerging authors of books, magazines and online content. It's a 11-day festival where there's an event each day. For each event, we can send one person! Let me know if you're interested, this ends this week!
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Up in Smoke and OUt to Dry (Oct 4 to Dec 28)
Up in Smoke and Out to Dry
is an interactive installation by Halie Finney that explores the relationships between family, shared history and the surrounding environment. This exhibit takes place at Latitude 53 Gallery (10242 106 St NW).
Halie Finney
is an emerging Metis artist currently based in Edmonton, Alberta.
It would be great if someone could review it or even do an interview with the artist. Let me know if you're interested!
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Welcome to Thebes Show (Oct 31 to Nov 3)
ABBEDAM is a student production company at the UofA and they have a production coming up.
What happens when the world’s richest countries encounter the world’s poorest nations in the aftermath of war? Welcome to Thebes by Moira Buffini blends ancient Thebian myth with the present day, with relevant parallels to our current political climate.