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A Digital Land Acknowledgement

A Digital Land Acknowledgement

Existing As a Settler On Unceded Land: A Guide

How to Share Stuff

How to Share Stuff

The Dish with One Spoon wampum is an agreement to peacefully co-steward the lands and waters we share. This user guide offers some practical suggestions for how to do so

Raising the Revolution

Raising the Revolution

"Protest as an act of love is both a responsibility and a privilege. We live today because the love of the people who came before us was fierce and unwavering"

The Feminine, the Grotesque and the Reclaimed

The Feminine, the Grotesque and the Reclaimed

In the practices of Chason Yeboah, Kasie Campbell, Ginette Lund and Doreen Garner, an acknowledgement of personal difference enables artworks to exist beyond a flat cis-feminist discourse

Porch Light, A Window

Porch Light, A Window

How a neighbourhood storefront became a gathering place for Vancouver’s Black creative community

Fade into Place

Fade into Place

From our fall issue, Denise Ryner speaks on Vancouver artist Stan Douglas and the anonymity of the working body

A Statement from Canadian Art Staff and Board on Our Equity and Anti-Oppression Actions
Terrain of Struggle: Notes on Black Study in Canada

Terrain of Struggle: Notes on Black Study in Canada

Six educators—Deanna Bowen, Afua Cooper, Katherine McKittrick, Charmaine A. Nelson, Dori Tunstall and Rinaldo Walcott—speak on ethically writing Black culture into the curriculum

What to See at Art Toronto’s First Online Fair

What to See at Art Toronto’s First Online Fair

Collectors, gallerists, artists and visitors at the fair will be getting a different view across the country this year. Here are some of the projects we’re anticipating.

Curtis Talwst Santiago on Drawing Online and Building Exhibitions during a Pandemic

Curtis Talwst Santiago on Drawing Online and Building Exhibitions during a Pandemic

When COVID-19 closed galleries and museums in New York, two of his shows there were suspended. Since then, he has found other ways of connecting