Recent Posts

• Inspire Me Thursdays by Desiree Proveau

  

  This is the first installment of a brand new feature at The Little Red Umbrella. Every Thursday, we'll be posting one of the "Inspire Me Thursday" posts from Desiree Proveau's wonderful blog, The Farmer's Only Daughter...

  by LittleRedU - October 04, 2012

• Songs You Can Dance Around Your Apartment To, Volume 40

  

  Okay so it's really hot and we don't have air conditioning, so our plan for today is just lie here staring into space with a fan blowing in our face. But you, you're probably less lazy and more active and just generally an all around better person. So for

  by LittleRedU - August 04, 2012

• Artists To Watch: Jill Price

  

  Jill Price spent mot of her childhood growing up on the edge of the urban in southwestern Ontario — on that line between suburban development and rural life...

  by LittleRedU - August 01, 2012

• Artists To Watch: Helen Gotlib

  

  Helen Gotlib might have been born and raised and studied art in Michigan, but she's travelled all over the world. That shows in her work, detailed drawings influenced by Europe and Asia and the Middle East.

  by LittleRedU - July 23, 2012

• Photographers You Should Know: John Szarkowski by Eugen Sakhnenko

  

  In a Photographers You Should Know post last year, I mentioned that Edward Steichen appointed John Szarkowski as his replacement as the Director of Photography at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Szarkowski held that post for 29 years and in the proc

  by LittleRedU - July 18, 2012

• The Baseball Posts: Toronto's Donkey Baseball Days by Adam Bunch

  

  Okay, so I haven't actually been able to find much information about this, but according to what I've pieced together from the internet and my dad's memory, it was an American promoter who first came up with the idea of donkey baseball. He figured peo

  by LittleRedU - June 24, 2012

• NXNE 2012: Les Breastfeeders @ The El Mocambo

  

  SATURDAY - It was really late: two in the morning on the festival's Saturday night. Which means that we were pretty much as tired as we ever get. In fact, we lost two editors before Les Breastfeeders even went on. One made it all the way to the street out

  by LittleRedU - June 22, 2012