Mary Kelly explores the UBC Department of Theatre and Film’s production of Mr. Burns, a Post Electric Play—a darkly funny, surreal and imaginative ode to The Simpsons. Nostalgia becomes a form of endurance in this strange world, and it is best to go in blind.
Read MoreIn reading Sunny Chen’s piece “Why We Deserve Safe Spaces”, published in SAD’s 24th issue in 2017, I thought of how much—and at once how little—has changed since then. Sunny, who often goes by their artist name Sunny Daydream, opened up about their experiences living in Vancouver, the changes they have perceived since writing the piece and the trajectory of their professional journey as a creative.
Read MoreI’m not pushing the yuletide agenda quite yet, but this week’s Mood Swing has a free sexy variety show, Vancouver’s very first games expo, a Jersey Shore dance night and more to keep you going through these winter months. Read for the full list of free and low-cost arts and culture events in Vancouver!
Read MoreA wander through East Van's creative scene, following local artist and writer, Kristi Wong. From their chainmaille work at Slice Gallery to their brand gutpunch daydream studio at Eastside Flea Holiday Market.
Read MoreExplore local art studios, learn a new style of poetry and find the perfect gift at a queer art market in this week’s edition of Mood Swing!
Read MoreDrag shows, art shows, a zine fair and more in this week’s Mood Swing - your best source for affordable arts and culture events in Vancouver!
Read MoreTRANSFORM Festival spotlights local Indigenous talent, Vancouver Black Library hosts a cozy movie night, SAD Mag’s collage night is back, and so much more in this week’s Mood Swing <3
Read MoreAndi Icaza summons images of loss, hope and the spiritual realm in a poetic piece grieving a father’s passing. Her writing is as important now as it was in the time of its publication in the first months of the COVID virus, especially in a season where many come together to celebrate those who have passed on.
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