A Game of Shater Hassan is a nonlinear, semi-autobiographical project that explores notions of memory, oral history and the diaspora. The project is described as a retelling the story of Shater Hassan when in fact it actively denies you most of the story itself, and takes you somewhere else instead. — Haitham Ennasr
Continue Reading...ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: 9 Scripts is a 10-channel video installation structured around the question: “How does war construct specific positions for individuals to fill, enact, speak from or resist?” This podcast is a dialogue-based conceptual description mashed up with audio fragments from the work itself.
Continue Reading...ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: The Arc by Kathleen Ritter, Live on Q with Jian Ghomeshi: A Performance Reconstruction in Graphic Novella Form, by Jem Noble. When fire tore through the building on the corner of Broadway and Kingsway in Vancouver early Christmas morning in 2009, a vital community of artist studios was decimated. Artist and curator Kathleen Ritter’s studio was among those destroyed…
Continue Reading...Some Feminists in Your Neighborhood is a group of women joined together through the mutual experience of patriarchy in supposedly radical political collectives and contexts. Our contribution to FUSE documents phases of the political process as they have appeared to us.
Continue Reading...From the Moon to the Belly is a seven-card limited edition digital collage postcard project and socio-cultural exchange between Laakkuluk Williamson Bathory and Maria Hupfield.
Continue Reading...Excerpted from Memorandum, an artist’s project by Greg Staats (2001) reprinted in “Performing Politics”: “It has been brought to our attention that the number of dogs on Indian Reserves has been increasing at a rate far beyond the capacity of this Department or the Indians to administer them.”
Continue Reading...Never Been to Tehran, was a worldwide exhibition of photography reflecting what 29 international artists imagined Iran’s capital city to look like.
Continue Reading...Barbara Meneley is a Canadian visual artist whose interdisciplinary site-responsive work takes shape in reference to landscapes of contemporary society and culture. She has exhibited across Canada and the US and happily lives and works in Saskatchewan.
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OurGoods is a peer-to-peer online network that facilitates the barter of goods and services between artists. The site matches barter partners, provides accountability tools, and offers technical assistance resources to help artists complete their barters and their projects successfully. OurGoods emerges in response to the current economic crisis. To some extent, the arts have always existed in a recession economy. Independent artists in particular are experts at making do with very limited resources. As it becomes clear that even those limited resources will shrink in the coming years, OurGoods enables us to leverage what we already do well in order to create a support system for ourselves.
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Raquel Ormella’s work investigates how contemporary art encourages reflexivity, political consciousness and social action. She has built a practice covering a diverse range of activities such as video, painting, installation, drawing and zines.
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Anka Dabrowska
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