Articles by Max Mertens
From Duchamp to Banksy
By Max Mertens | March 7th, 2012
Man about town Nick Mount explains how streetside graffiti may be the readymade urinal of our time. — Read More
Atom Egoyan: Reinterpreting Beckett
By Max Mertens | March 6th, 2012
The award winning Canadian director speaks to Ryerson about his creative and technology muses. — Read More
SXSW For Canadian Entrepreneurs
By Max Mertens | March 5th, 2012
Every year thousands of people head to Austin for SXSW –Jeff Musson shares how Canadian entrepreneurs can make the most out of the experience. — Read More
Weirdness In Dreams: Diamond Rings vs. PS I Love You
By Max Mertens | February 27th, 2012
Canada's musical identity, Juno Awards, mortality and sophomore albums–Paul Saulnier of PS I Love You talks with Diamond Rings' John O'Regan. — Read More
Bas Vroege: Unassuming Skillsman
By Max Mertens | February 7th, 2012
He can't use PowerPoint, but he'll get you thinking visually. — Read More
On New News Integrity (and Graduating from Journalism School)
By Max Mertens | February 6th, 2012
Prominent journalist John Owen speaks to Ryerson about the new state of journalism. — Read More
Kung Fu, Hip-Hop and Zombies
By Max Mertens | January 25th, 2012
A talk with Toronto graphic illustrator Kagan McLeod about his first graphic novel Infinite Kung Fu, the state of comic book shops and his love of 90s hip-hop. — Read More
Revolutions Are Contagious
By Max Mertens | January 20th, 2012
Tony Burman, former head of Al Jazeera English, speaks about the Arab Spring, Nelson Mandela and famine. — Read More
The Good, The Bad and The Offal
By Max Mertens | December 19th, 2011
A talk with Globe & Mail restaurant critic Joanne Kates about Michelin stars, meat, and separating your work life from your private life when it's all about eating. — Read More
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