Profile: Rod Clarke, Kim Koch, and The Paper Hound Bookshop
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Local bibliophiles Rod Clarke and Kim Koch tell Keagan Pearlette the story behind The Paper Hound, the bookshop they started together in downtown Vancouver.
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In Conversation with Angela Fama
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"Whenever someone suggests that I decide on an answer–I say, no, because this is the way it needs to be. In this day, in this hour, what does love mean to you?"
Read MoreReview: Little Miss Glitz
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On the plus side, the choreography was nice, and the lead actress, Paige Fraser, was very good. She’s a zippy, talented physical comedian, and her earnest smile makes you want to believe what she’s selling.
Read MoreVancouver Fashion Week is So, So Vancouver
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For seven days each year, Vancouver becomes a spring board for emerging talents—a warm and supportive space where they can showcase their work, sometimes for the first time. Highlights from this year's Vancouver Fashion Week? We checked out Noctex, Sally Omeme, and 44511234.
Read MoreInterview: Jillian Christmas & The Verses Festival of Words
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Jillian Christmas is the Artistic Director of Verses Festival of Words, Canada's largest alternative literary festival. In this interview with SAD Mag, she shares some of her personal experiences with the festival and offers a special sneak peek of what to expect from this year's lineup.
Read MoreReview: Vancouver Fashion Week Opening Gala
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Meredyth Cole reflects on diversity and plaid at the 27th annual Vancouver Fashion Week Opening Gala. This March, VFW will feature more than 100 runway shows by international and Canadian designers.
Read MoreInterview: Michael DeForge, Author of Big Kids
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SAD Mag’s Shannon Tien chatted with Michael DeForge about his newest graphic novel Big Kids. The duo cover a lot of ground in this sweet little interview: from teenage growing pains to philosophies of graphic representation to the challenging art of drawing “tree sex”.
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Repressions, Holly Armishaw
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Vancouver-based photographer Holly Armishaw’s latest work is a study in contrasts. The self-portraiture series, titled “Repressions,” depicts a young woman in a white slip, interacting with viewers in tableaux of fluctuating violence.
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