“Any time you’re talking about sex work, there are always going to be people who have eyebrows raised. Knowing there were filmmakers out there, specifically Indigenous filmmakers, who were taking these risks, I was like, there’s no reason why I shouldn’t at least try to do this.”
Read More“In the past three or four years, talking to Buffy Sainte-Marie and really digging very intensely into her discography and songbook has led me to just letting that be a sort of invitation—not for me in particular, but an invitation to think about my place in all of it.”
Read MoreSeeing work like Hir “is so important because it can open things up for people…anyone who is going through any of these things, any kind of exposure helps them understand more.”
Read MoreBoldly wade into the absurdity of ceramic cats, toilet paper poodles, loose painting and fine embroidery.
Read MoreYou might find yourself contemplating what you’ve seen for days after the fact, in idle daydreams or vividly disturbing nightmares.
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Read MoreIt’s time to introduce the newest issue of SAD! This one is dedicated to all things GREEN and we are celebrating with a viridescent evening of drinks, music, and magazines. The launch will double as an art show featuring the work of SAD artists featured in the issue.
Read MoreNowhere do I feel more excited about my own and others’ creativity than at zine fests.
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