As a special 10 Years of Tears treat, we’ve uncovered a previously-unseen roll of film from our Cat Issue—never developed til now! Enjoy these sweet cat-and-owner portraits of Robin Carriere and Enoki, shot by Katie Stewart & Robyn Humphreys.
Read More“Both the characters go through a lot of that feeling, of being forced to be in tune to different power dynamics because they’re different. I think that’s something interesting to be explored in Canadian literature.”
Read MoreOur entire city benefits from a well-regulated system for disposing of used needles and bio-hazardous waste, even if it’s not something many people care to think about.
Read MorePhotographing these moments…is sort of photographic evidence that women can do what they want. It’s not someone telling them they can; it’s showing them they can.
Read More“The stories we wove together to tell Salmon Girl are really about encapsulating this idea: that through stories, we can teach how to conduct ourselves in relationship to the natural world.”
Read MoreAfter all, Shraya asks, “doesn’t being trolled on the internet go hand-in-hand with being feminine?”
Read More“Knowing someone sat silent and felt better because of what you’re doing while you’re having fun is so rewarding. I think that most hobbies don’t offer the opportunity to touch a lot of people.”
Read MoreCurating and writing this month’s Featured Artist playlist is guest Ana Rivera, dear friend of photographer Lauren Ray and long-time collaborator behind the DJ booth (the two currently have a regular show on No Fun Radio, called Sound Vacation). Ana rightfully points to the nostalgia and everyday romance present in Lauren’s work, and has put together a selection of songs to match. ”To me, her photographs often evoke a sense of adventure, with a mixture of playfulness and nostalgia—full of colourful moods.” Enjoy!
Read MoreWhile it may be easy to fall back on a pre-established cinematic canon, the marathon line-up is curated with a baked-in dictum of diverse representation and inclusivity, attentive to the exclusions that preconceived ideas of canonicity might entail.
Read MoreI could tell you that Dalilah’s music is R&B-focused, and I could tell you that she went to school for digital music production, but the experience of listening to Goodbye Forever W Love cannot be shaped by any of those factors. On Goodbye Forever W Love, Dalilah distills the feelings of love and loss into three powerful songs.
Read More“I bring my camera with me almost everywhere I go. I even wear it around my neck like a dorky tourist. My photos are simply small details that decorate my daily life.”
Read More“I just never heard him speak,” she says. “I think he had selective mutism, but I don’t know. And then, about eight months in, we’re doing a graffiti workshop and he turns to me and says, ‘This is really cool.’”
Read MoreExpect no less than a local 17-year old returning for her second season this Vancouver Fashion Week March 18 to 24, which has always highlighted the talent of emerging designers.
Read More“I feel like I’m a much more grand and exciting performer when I’m interesting to look at as well…I like the anonymity of not being myself, which gives me the freedom to really break free and do the things that I really want to or try new things.”
Read MoreWith over 100 authors and artists participating in the 2019 Growing Room Festival, your calendar is bound to fill up quickly! To get you started, here are five events centred on topics relating to resilience and mental health, each of which promises to leave audiences empowered to pursue their creativity against any odds.
Read More“I think the one thread that connects all of us, whether we’re writers or not, is the need to share a story.”
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