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May 27, 2019

10 Years of Tears: Downward Job

May 27, 2019/ Rachel Burns & Jodi Garwood
10 Years of Tears: Downward Job

“As a left-and right-brained ambivert, I can be all things to all people, and that’s what makes me the perfect candidate to lead and blend into your digital team.”

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May 25, 2019

Waiting for the Beach: Public performance art mocks climate complacency

May 25, 2019/ Guest User
Waiting for the Beach:  Public performance art mocks climate complacency

The public performance art titled Waiting for the Beach #rising #sealevels is an ironic gesture of waiting to get our tan on while the world burns.

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May 25, 2019/ Guest User/
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May 20, 2019

10 Years of Tears: Gay in the Suburbs

May 20, 2019/ Adam Cristobal
10 Years of Tears: Gay in the Suburbs

Can LGBT families settle outside the downtown core, in areas where the density of queer individuals ebbs with the density of other human beings? Is the rainbow-coloured picket fence possible, and if it is, what are its implications for the LGBT community at large?

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May 20, 2019/ Adam Cristobal/
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May 18, 2019

Visual Inspection - Matt Rader

May 18, 2019/ SAD Mag
Visual Inspection - Matt Rader

Sometimes searching for something guarantees you’ll never find it. Sometimes what you are looking for obscures what it is you find in your search; you have to see not what you’re looking for but what is there.

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May 16, 2019

Blank/NASSIM: “It's like solving a puzzle."

May 16, 2019/ Chimedum Ohaegbu
Blank/NASSIM: “It's like solving a puzzle."

“It's like solving a puzzle,” said Soleimanpour. “It's not easy, but at least you don't get lost.”

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May 16, 2019/ Chimedum Ohaegbu/
May 12, 2019

Little Volcano: Mount St. Hille in Autobiographical Performance

May 12, 2019/ Becca Clarkson
Little Volcano: Mount St. Hille in Autobiographical Performance

 “I do think if you hit upon the right way to tell a story, people just hear their own stories in it.”

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May 12, 2019/ Becca Clarkson/
May 11, 2019

Dead People's Things: the complexities of leaving things behind

May 11, 2019/ Ella Adkins
Dead People's Things: the complexities of leaving things behind

Deveau’s piece explores death in a rippling way, illustrating the surprising interconnectedness of varying human experiences.

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May 11, 2019/ Ella Adkins/
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May 10, 2019

Before I Was a Critic I Was a Human Being: Amy Fung on Identity and Writing

May 10, 2019/ Helena Zhang
Before I Was a Critic I Was a Human Being: Amy Fung on Identity and Writing

“Where do you stand? How did you get here? Do we want to repeat history or do we actually want to shift it and be aware of what's happening?” 

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