Dorothy Woodend
The Tyee
Vancouver, WA, United States
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Past articles by Dorothy:
All the Lust You Cannot See
Bug sex ‘is fascinating, gruesome, counterintuitive, ridiculous,’ says an expert in this new nature film. No kidding! → Read More
It’s All the Rage. And I’m Not Even Angry!
High fashion or ‘Why, fashion?’ For me, silliness is part of the appeal. → Read More
In ‘Why Don’t You Love Me?,’ Heartache and Redemption
Paul B. Rainey’s new graphic novel packs an unexpected punch. → Read More
Can We Befriend Wolves? Should We?
A local documentary explores the ethics and dangers of our relationship with the beautiful predator. → Read More
In ‘Turn Every Page,’ a Writer and Editor Shape America
Robert Caro and Robert Gottlieb’s years-long collaboration is democracy at work. → Read More
Surfacing a New Understanding of the Everyday
In her art and writing, Liz Magor uncovers what goes unnoticed. → Read More
On Running. And Returning to Myself
I’m arriving on the other side of a complicated year. I’m grateful for the solace of Stanley Park. → Read More
Holy Christmas, It’s Been a Tough Year
You’ve been hanging by a thread. Now it’s the holidays? Here’s how to survive the festive season. → Read More
Meet the Art Icon Who Brought Big Pharma To Its Knees
Art can change the world, and Nan Goldin’s work does just that. → Read More
The World Is Burning. Should We Have a Baby?
A new doc film explores a weighty question amidst climate crisis. → Read More
Echoes of the Bunnymen
Bill Pechet’s new art show is a playful exploration of abundance and late capitalism. With 500 rabbits. → Read More
Despite Some Thorns, ‘Rosie’ Bounces with Fun and Sass
Métis filmmaker Gail Maurice brings an unconventional love story, and her vision of queer Indigenous chosen family, to the big screen. → Read More
A Journey Through Time with Jin-me Yoon
A beguiling exhibition at the Vancouver Art Gallery asks a lot of us. And it invites lasting reflection. → Read More
This Horror Franchise Needs to Die
Hoping for a banger, I rolled the dice on ‘Halloween Ends.’ → Read More
Even More VIFF!
From scandalous affairs in peach processing plants to a family’s last days with a loved one, a second round of Tyee picks. → Read More
Gabor Maté and Daniel Maté on the End of Normal
‘Transformation is not only possible, but it's more than possible. It's almost inevitable.’ A Tyee interview. → Read More
New Clothes, New You
Need to be convinced of the transformative power of clothing? Cue up sequences of back-to-school movie makeovers. → Read More
Happy Birthday to the Cinematheque
The beloved indie film centre is now 50! Here’s what makes it so special. → Read More
In a Silly Season, These Blockbusters Are Seriously Good
Summer is for slacking, but these movies are no slouches. → Read More
Let’s Go to the Gallery!
Vancouver artists have stunning work on view this summer. → Read More