My mother, Georgia Priniotakis, has always seen the world a little differently; through vibrant colours, textures and dynamic light. She brings landscapes to life in a way that makes you feel like you are standing […]
Darragh Mondoux is an actor and writer represented by Haus of Marc. She has performed with Repercussion Theatre, Persephone Productions, and Teesri Duniya, the last of which she was awarded Outstanding Lead Performance in an […]
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 […]
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 […]
I often think of Neil Smith as a creature more than a person, in the best of all possible ways. He has a magical quality about him; rather than walking, he seems to hover inches […]
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, […]
Patrick Emmanuel Abellard shines as bright in real life as he does on our screens, his unforgettable smile and kindness have a heartwarming power! He was one of my very first clients when I opened […]
Louise Campion is an artist and a painter. Born in Paris, she first studied in Lyon before moving to Montreal to pursue her studies at Concordia University, and later, to Glasgow for her MFA. Looking […]
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 […]
Adam Haiun’s debut poetry book, I Am Looking for You in the No-Place Grid, attempts to break down the cubicles of the world, to vindicate the forgotten voices howling anachronistically into the no-man’s-land of the […]
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