Light Grows The Tree
/"There is such rich nuance to Blackness here: it is no single thing." Documenting a community of Black artists, writers, curators and collectors in Toronto.
Read MoreTo See Is To Remember
/Instagram project What Brings Us Here documents the lives of people protecting the survival and memories of Indigenous youth in Winnipeg as they navigate the fateful Red River and the city's North End neighbourhood.
Read More"A Little Bit of Indigenous Magic"
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On Tea & Bannock, a collective of Indigenous women artists, writers and photographers from across the country, sharing stories.
Read MoreMuslim, Woman: Disrupting a Narrow Image
/Colonial representations of Muslim women often depict them as voiceless victims of their own societies. The Sisters Project aims to correct that.
Read MoreThe Girl in the Green Shawl
/On the paintings of Salvador Cabrera.
Read MoreThe Work of Art
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A conversation between artist-musicians Lido Pimienta and A Tribe Called Red's Bear Witness on visual representation and how ideas become real.
Read MoreSpacemakers
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Three artists talk film, photography and contributing to a burgeoning community of Muslim female creators online.
Read MoreNappy Heads
/The versatility of black women’s hair is not just expression, experience or cultural ancestry: it's a downright necessity.
Read MoreReframing the Historical Image
/Julie Crooks and Paul Seesequasis, two photography curators, discuss the ethics and politics of archival depictions.
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For centuries, community-focused care and ancestral healing knowledge have existed as practices of resistance and freedom for folks of colour.