Fish Griwkowsky is an Art Writer, Critic & Photographer at the Edmonton Journal. He focuses on arts and entertainment, including fine art, urban art, and cultural commentary, while also exploring themes related to food and beverages, nightlife, and legal affairs. Fish has been featured in numerous publications, including The Daily Observer, Edmonton Journal, and The Calgary Sun.
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Fish Griwkowsky’s coverage leans heavily toward live arts criticism, especially stage productions and performance-driven cultural events, with a strong streak of reviews and a smaller but notable interest in music-related coverage. He seems most responsive to pitches that offer vivid, timely access to noteworthy live shows, fringe-style productions, or artists with a compelling angle that can be observed and discussed on the spot.
Pitches that include strong hooks — a distinctive concept, a memorable performance, or a timely cultural moment — are likely to stand out more than broad event announcements. He also appears open to pieces that connect performance with local audience interest and recognizable cultural touchpoints.
His focus is local to Canada, especially Alberta and Edmonton, so pitches should fit that scene.
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By: Fish Griwkowsky
Concert news: Riley Green, then Harlem Globetrotters at Rogers Place April 8, 9
Concert news: Riley Green, then Harlem Globetrotters at Rogers Place April 8, 9
By: Fish Griwkowsky
The Camrose country fest is out of the barn door with 2027 headliners
By: Fish Griwkowsky
Simple Plan, Yellowcard, Bowling for Soup and Marianas Trench on Jan. 29; Staind, Seether, Hoobastank and Hinder April 1 at Rogers Place
By: Fish Griwkowsky
Edmonton's horror movie extravaganza runs at the Garneau Theatre Oct. 14-18
By: Fish Griwkowsky
Winterruption will feature Bill Callahan, Kids in the Hall's Kevin McDonald and Shout Out Out Out Out, Clarion, Habibi, Brother Ali and more
By: Fish Griwkowsky
REVIEW: W.A.S.P. fried Hitler while KK's Priest summoned metal gold at Midway
Winterruption will feature Bill Callahan, Kids in the Hall's Kevin McDonald and Shout Out Out Out Out, Clarion, Habibi, Brother Ali and more
By: Fish Griwkowsky
Eden Munro's More Miles Than Money: The Story of Jr. Gone Wild is a gorgeously constructed timeline of one of Edmonton's most storied bands
By: Fish Griwkowsky
CONCERT NEWS: Pop rockers The Neighbourhood at Rogers Place May 15
