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July 19, 2021

Issue 31: Lost has launched!

July 19, 2021/ Guest User
Issue 31: Lost has launched!

Get lost! Our newest issue is available for purchase now.

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July 19, 2021/ Guest User/
July 16, 2021

Review - Levi: Becoming Himself (2021)

July 16, 2021/ Harper Sinclare
Review - Levi: Becoming Himself (2021)

A kindhearted exploration of a young transgender man’s journey towards self-actualization, and the many sides of his unique life.

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July 16, 2021/ Harper Sinclare/
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film, review, queer, trans, transgender, documentary
July 15, 2021

Nano Clow and Factor Eight: #nothinglastsforever

July 15, 2021/ SAD Mag
Nano Clow and Factor Eight: #nothinglastsforever

Filmmaker Nano Clow and musician Factor Eight created a long-form streaming film that degrades over time. Even online, #nothinglastsforever.

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July 15, 2021/ SAD Mag/
Visuals, Sounds
streaming, stream, film, music
July 09, 2021

Kayan Hamadeh: The Earth & Water Collection

July 09, 2021/ SAD Mag
Kayan Hamadeh: The Earth & Water Collection

Kayan Hamadeh created this collection of oil paintings as a love letter to happy places and past travels. Hamadeh’s paintings spark a feeling of sweet escape, and serve as a vision board for life post-pandemic.

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July 09, 2021/ SAD Mag/
Visuals
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July 06, 2021

MEET JULY ARTIST OF THE MONTH: Erick M. Ramos

July 06, 2021/ Hannah Seraphim
MEET JULY ARTIST OF THE MONTH: Erick M. Ramos

Growing up as an Afro-Latinx queer in Puerto Rico, Ramos dreamed of imaginary worlds as a way to escape the confines of his physical reality. Now, a full-time illustrator based in Vancouver, Ramos is getting to live within those dreams—empowering himself and others through his artwork.

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July 06, 2021/ Hannah Seraphim/
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Featured Artist
July 01, 2021

Cosmic Forecast July 2021

July 01, 2021/ Keagan Perlette
Cosmic Forecast July 2021

July starts with toes dipped into Cancer season, the best time of year for slowing down and returning home to yourself.

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July 01, 2021/ Keagan Perlette/
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cosmic forecast, horoscopes, astrology
June 24, 2021

The Revival of Underground Music Venue Dolly Disco

June 24, 2021/ Jacqueline Salomé
The Revival of Underground Music Venue Dolly Disco

Grab your glitter, disco balls and dress to express, Vancouver. Underground electronic music venue Dolly Disco is back, going live after more than a year in public health order hibernation.

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June 24, 2021/ Jacqueline Salomé/
Events
underground, live music, DJ, dolly disco
June 23, 2021

Q&A with Governor General’s Award Winner Kim Senklip Harvey

June 23, 2021/ Teresa Donck
Q&A with Governor General’s Award Winner Kim Senklip Harvey

Kim Senklip Harvey is a proud Syilx and Tsilhqot’in Indigenous cultural evolutionist, storyteller, director, and producer. She is the first female Indigenous author to be awarded a Governor General’s Literary award in this category.

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June 23, 2021/ Teresa Donck/
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