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“The Body’s Poetics of Space”
When I was younger, I was terribly scared of diggers. The big yellow cat ones that unearth the ground, making it a material to move…
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Under Review: eat salt | gaze at the ocean, Junie Désil
eat salt | gaze at the ocean is a book you have to consume twice. Thrice. It’s possible you may never fully understand it, but…
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After the Dust Settles
A conversation about artistic rebirth and creating from the soul with Dust Cwaine
Grief has a way of unraveling us. For “Vancouver”-based singer/songwriter Dust Cwaine, it has laid their soul bare; uncensored by assumptions about who they are…
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Residuals // Shion Skye Carter
A story of self and family
Pitch black. One tiny, warm glimmer of a paper box shines in the room as if it was the first light in the world. The…
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Dae Shields
Healing music, healing communities.
Dae Shields aka ebonEmpress is a Vancouver based emcee, rapper, bassist, spoken word artist, designer, activist, and community advocate (to name a few of her…
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Liquidation World
Bring it down to Liquidation World, where we turn your art into cold hard cash!
My first thoughts were ‘where has this place been!?’ It’s the kind of idea I wish I had, and I’m immediately glad that someone made…
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Tawahum Bige
"To be a poet..."
Tawahum Bige [he/they] is, in their words, “the whole gamut”: poet, performer, land defender, rapper, musician, and writer, as well as an uncle and a…
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DOXA 2021 Review Special
Four Documentaries, Four Reviews!
Kímmapiiyipitssini: The Meaning of Empathy When you watch Kímmapiiyipitssini it is impossible not to constantly be aware of contrast. The idyllic mountains around the Kainai…
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Tiny Tricycle Poets
TP’s performances use poetry to create alternate realities, while also offering possible futures. As poets, TTP understands the power of words. They can see the…
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Finding a new thread with Future Womb
“I didn’t feel like I was honoring where I was really at… forgiveness is not linear, the forgiveness I was thinking I needed to give…