Daylen is a Queer, Black multidisciplinary artist currently living in Tiohtià:ke/Mooniyang/Montreal. You can see their love for art in everything they do, like the matcha lattes they make for me in their apartment, the pins […]
Sarah Rossy (she/they) is a Lebanese-Canadian multidisciplinary artist based in Tio’tia:ke/Montréal whose work blends jazz, experimental electronics, and visual projections into ethereal soundscapes that are both autobiographical and socially conscious. Sarah’s artistic practice has a […]
Evocative, elegantly nostalgic, and measured in her approach, Delfina Rabán (1990, Argentina) studied graphic design at the University of Buenos Aires—where she also taught—before travelling to Barcelona to refine her conceptual practice and complete a […]
Alexandre Vovan, also known as Oncle Vov (@onclevov) online, is a Montréal-based chef whose niches include food, recipes, local restaurants and Asian cuisine in an accessible format. With over 90.1k followers and 602.7k likes on […]
Pagne at Home, reconnu comme étant la destination pour «slow fashion et sustainable luxury» à Montréal, est une boutique montréalaise qui vend des pagnes et d’autres articles de mode africaines accessibles à tous. Nous en […]
Montreal Roller Derby is a local sports league in Montreal. It is a feminist flat-track roller derby league that was founded in 2006. With a focus on a queer-inclusive approach, this league provides the community […]
The Bee’s Kitchen is a Black-owned business which helps Montrealers and West Islanders with all of their catering needs. With a sweet and savoury approach, their menu ranges from desserts like vegan cookies and main […]
Entre réalité et souvenirs, tout devient flou. Tout s’estompe. Nos émotions vacillent entre vrai et faux, entre tempête et accalmie. À mes yeux, Jeanne Dupetitpré (Janoo.Janoo) comprend ça mieux que personne, de par sa sensibilité, […]
As a collaborator, friend, and fellow member of my MFA cohort, I have had the privilege of witnessing the evolve of Charlotte Ghomeshi. Her practice resonates with me, not only for its aesthetic sensibility but […]
Kimberly Orjuela is a Colombian-born ceramic artist who lives and works in Montreal. Her practice explores her position as a latinx woman growing up in Canada and draws upon pre-Colombian forms and mythologies as well […]
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