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Nehal El-Hadi writes about Charmaine Lurch’s engagement with an enigmatic and invisible—yet powerful—literary character.
Neil Price writes about multidisciplinary artist Oluseye’s confrontation of Black labour’s place within the history of Canada.
We're privilaged to share these dispatches from Collect International Art Fair with Mary K. McIntyre!
Writer Matthew Ryan Smith writes about the revival of Mohawk pottery through the story of Santhony Pottery, on Six Nations of the Grand River.
Curator and writer Sarah Edo interviews Kosisochukwu Nnebe on ancestral knowledge and Black life.
Nehal El-Hadi writes about how the architect and artist’ Marie Khouri’s dynamic sculptures interrupt space, inviting viewers to connect with each other.
An interview with Zimra Beiner, a ceramics professor discussing his approach to teaching and making, and balancing it all while parenting.
Throughout its history, craft has been revolutionary. Amy Gogarty and Mireille Peron introduce four makers continuing that tradition.
Place reflects story and ties to the land. Identity is reflected through a sense of place.
Erica Whyte interviews Meghan Price about technologies and materials.
Daniela Payne talks with makers and artists about how aging has affected their creative practice.
