Prince Hamlet: Disrupting the Xerox Copy
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Defying the conventional “sets our imaginations free in order the rediscover the old story anew.”
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Zanj Hegal la: Colonialism, Filmmaking, and Attempts at Accountability
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When Casanova “makes the spectator aware that he is watching a film,” he uses this tool to both explore the boundaries of the medium, and to call to question the ethics of a white Western filmmaker documenting the lives of people of colour from developing nations.
Read MoreThe Nature of Designing things: A Conversation with Gastown's Award-Winning Designers
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10 Years of Tears For Stephanie Forsythe and Todd MacAllen, directors of molo design, space shapes our lives and creates the borders and contexts in which we live. The designers’ pieces reflect our need for flexibility in our home and public spaces.
Read MoreMeet January's Featured Artist: Taby Cheng
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I would say my aesthetic draws towards a more awkward and odd type of imagery. Definitely not what mainstream media would consider beautiful. I focus on difference, photographing people who do not adhere to the stereotype of beauty.
Read MoreMeet Our Intern: Kelly LaBounty!
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We’re pleased to welcome Kelly LaBounty to our team! She’s already helped out behind the scenes with our recent Green issue launch, and now she’ll be helping out the online team with our 10th Anniversary Coverage! We put Kelly in the Hot Seat for some quick-fire questions so you could get acquainted.
Read MoreThree Poems by Kathryn Ariel Mandell
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i am whisking up my malaise
my energetic, my revolutionary impulse
this city is ours
its boulevards get bergamot, cow’s parsnip, yarrow & chamomile
the corner dominated by soporific lavender
Poem: Edit in 2 Parts by Angela Caravan
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A girl once told me I talk too much. Well, she told some other people without realizing I was there. She requested I not be asked to speak because my speaking took up too much space. It was the first time I thought of myself in this expansive way.
Read MorePuSh Fest 2018: Storytelling for All of Us
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“It’s an opportunity to remind ourselves that storytelling belongs to all of us, is for all of us, and we can do with it whatever we want when we gather in an equal space to talk through issues together.”
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