September takes us into the heart of Virgo season. The archetypal energy that Virgo represents is deeply connected to the harvest and changing of seasons. The constellation Virgo is tied to the mythology of Persephone and Demeter, and stories of a utopian golden age of endless springtime, abundance, and eternal youth.
Read MoreJoin us July 30th-August 1st at Next Door Studios for the LOST SHOW, a gallery launch for Issue 31: LOST!
Read MoreA kindhearted exploration of a young transgender man’s journey towards self-actualization, and the many sides of his unique life.
Read MoreJuly starts with toes dipped into Cancer season, the best time of year for slowing down and returning home to yourself.
Read MoreGrab 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.
Read MoreJune comes in on the heels of the powerful Full Moon eclipse in Sagittarius that happened on May 26th. Eclipses occur in pairs, and this event typically referred to as an Eclipse Portal, wraps up with the New Moon in Gemini on June 10th. In my experience, eclipse portals can feel very intense. The Moon is about the body and what’s happening on our emotional plane. The communication we get via the Moon is through our feelings. I find that it can be challenging to rustle up the energy to do spells and rituals that aren’t honouring my feelings during the Full and New Moons, but especially during Eclipse Portals.
Read MoreA new documentary, Fanny: The Right to Rock, shares the untold story of the band that was once touted as the next Beatles; but, due to sexist and racist discrimination in the music industry, their legacy has been virtually erased from history.
Read MoreWhen Andre Barnwell started his erotic art brand Sex and Sandwiches in 2014, he intentionally chose not to have sex. Moving from Toronto to Vancouver for his career in animation, design, and directing at Titmouse, he decided that it would be the perfect time to try out celibacy for 3 months. This sexless stint fueled Barnwell’s creativity and allowed time for self-reflection. Every night when the sun went down, he worked away at multiple new pieces resulting in a whopping 96-piece collection for Sex and Sandwiches.
Read MoreSAD Mag is an independent Vancouver publication featuring stories, art, and design. Founded in 2009, we publish the best of contemporary and emerging artists with a focus on inclusivity of voices and views, exceptional design, and film photography.
