The world's first open source documentary film, "RiP! A Remix Manifesto," has its British and Danish premieres this week.

The theatre show Type 2 - A Journey Into a Bipolar World takes audiences into the world of mental illness. The bipolar disorder is often misunderstood and social stigma has hid information behind silent walls.

A bronze sculpture used as a simple garden decoration for the past 40 years in Cleveland, Ohio, has sold at auction for $118,000 USD.

Calgary Alberta hosted the 31st annual Covenant Awards on October 23. The award ceremony celebrates the work of Christian musicians, songwriters and producers.

Canadian artist Shary Boyle has won the 2009 Iskowitz Prize at the Art Gallery of Ontartio. Boyle, a visual artist will be awarded on December 1, 2009 at AGO. Her work will be on exhibit during 2010.

Financially struggling celebrity photographer, Annie Leibovitz recently did a photo shoot of the First Family. And she didn't take a fee for her work.

Award-winning composer and producer of dozens of musicals, Andrew Lloyd Webber, has been diagnoed with prostate cancer, according to his spokesperson who released the news on Sunday.

I wish the title of this article was a rhetorical question, but it’s a practical issue. Rather than “What is art?” we are now confronted with “Why is art?” As an artist and the son of an artist, I’d like to explore “Why?"