Luke Pearson

As more individuals and corporations snap up virtual plots of land, the metaverse is quickly becoming a new frontier for design and innovation for digital artists and architects, say two academics.

In the metaverse, you can basically do anything you want, so why does it all look much like our normal world, ask Luke Pearson and Sandra Youkhana

Research shows that while designing virtual worlds gives people a creative voice, it can also reveal the complex ways by which physical places are formed.

Hamilton electro-funk duo Junior Boys have carried the torch of Canadian sub-mainstream electronic music steadily, if sometimes unspectacula...

Nashville-via-NYC songwriter Samia Najimy Finnerty’s The Baby was one of 2020’s more promising debuts, fitting in nicely with similar altern...

Accrington Stanley manager John Coleman discusses the 1-0 defeat to Milton Keynes Dons.

Mercifully tented, the OLG stage was the place to be on a stormy Monday night; shielding from the elements, incubating the jazz. The 7:30 sl...

Pride and Passion - Accrington Stanley and Macron are delighted to launch the club’s new bespoke 2023/24 home kit, celebrating the colours, symbols, history and proud traditions of the town!

Perhaps the most exclusive slot of the festival thus far, it was only with some effort that even the illustrious press were able to make the...

While others will be typing into the night about legendary headliner Herbie Hancock closing the main stage at the Ottawa Jazz Festival’s fin...