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Bepi Crespan Presents… 16 April 2021 Broadcast Preview + Funki Porcini Interview
CITR’s 24 Hours of Radio Art in a snack sized format. Dark Ambient. Drone. Field Recordings. Noise. Sound Art. Or something. Tonight’s show features: Deva…
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Sign up for the Student Executive
Sign ups for CiTR & Discorder‘s Student Executive are officially open! The Student Executive is a group of ~12 UBC students who help with keeping…
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Only What Can Be Reproduced is Real
“re-inserting, re-membering, repeating, re-stating, re-circulating and re-working is an art of possibility rather than limitation” “The material being preserved in the CRISIS LIBRARY is ultimately…
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Exploring India’s History through The Lens of Matchbox Labels
“I kind of feel like, more than anything, art – whether it’s a painting going to a gallery or somebody’s kid sister’s drawing – gives…
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To Sing Over the Silencing
“It is a vibrant, caring, and tight-knit community. This is the story of resilience told in 100 Block Rock.” “Each of us has been given…
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Companion Planting Club
You reap what you sow — Community
I’ve been trying to grow kale seeds for the better part of two months. They’ve been about four inches for about three weeks now. Nestled…
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Vancouver Art Book Fair 2020: Making the Most of a Digital Presentation
[For three days in Fall – Emily Carr’s campus welcomes Vancouver Art and Book Fair. Discorder spoke with the director Lisa Curry and marketing coordinator…
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All This Time
an online art review
With Time in Our Hands All This Time is an ongoing online exhibition curated by Number 3 Gallery; a mobile curatorial project centering emerging contemporary…
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Elements Megazine
dusting off the pages at their own pace
“This is gonna sound fucked up but do you remember the girl Rolando was with?” “Yeah, Timika?” “THAT’s Timika Laqué? Oh my god, it’s a…
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Adewolf & the 3ribe
on the sharpening of swords.
He howled through the microphone and its reverb shook the floor. Or maybe it was the leg work. Doshs’ relationship with sound begins in the…