PUBLISHED IN ISSUE 17 ESSAY BY TAYLORE SCARABELLI ART BY LOUISA GAGLIARDI The 1987 sci-fi flop Cherry 2000 follows Sam Treadwell—a recycling-plant worker with a penchant for post-human women—on an epic journey through a lawless desert zone. He’s on a mission to find a replacement…
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We first published Michael Rinaldi’s erotic illustrations in issue 12. Now the Montreal artist and icon returns with his alter ego, Michael the III, in this short story all about missing the party. Published in issue 17. Don’t be so dramatic, of course I’m still…
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We’re excited to premiere “Dancing on the Highway,” the latest track & video from Montreal’s Pascale Project since her last album Just Feel Good For A Moment. Emotional eletro-pop, “Dancing on the Highway” is like the music we listen to when newly single, a touch bleak but motivational. It’s the…
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Photos by Lance Brewer Photos courtesy of the artist and Gavin Brown’s enterprise, New York Text by Olivia Whittick Since 2014, Women’s History Museum has been putting together ardent and avant-garde exhibitions and performances, developing projects that use garments and textiles to…
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Tei Shi, who also answers to Valerie Teicher, is photographed here on her block in Chinatown, New York City. Born in Bueno Aires, and growing up in Bogotá and Vancouver before ending up in NYC, Tei Shi is no stranger to adaptation.
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Kari Cholnoky’s paintings feel toxic and synthetic, yet visceral and sensual…
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Contributing editor and staff Mum Kiera McNally forecasts what’s coming for you in 2018!
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By no means experts in the ancient tradition of tattooage, we have never-the-less selected some of our favorite artists working with the medium at the moment. This week, we highlight a handful of the many talents making work at the intersection of visual art and…
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By no means experts in the ancient tradition of tattooage, we have never-the-less selected some of our favorite artists working with the medium at the moment. This week, we highlight a handful of the many talents making work at the intersection of visual art and…
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This week, we highlight a handful of the many talents making work at the intersection of visual art and body modification.
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This week, we highlight a handful of the many talents making work at the intersection of visual art and body modification.
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Louisa Gagliardi’s paintings are celebrated for being like nothing you’ve seen on canvas, which makes sense as she’s a true anti-paint painter. Never actually touching brushes or paint, Gagliardi constructs her work on the screen and prints on PVC, a process somehow fitting for her digitally-tormented figures.
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Marisa Takal hides things in her paintings. I can feel something like a sense of humor emanating from the salmagundi of her work.
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A shimmering fake moon, opulent costume changes, and Depression-era Art Deco set the backdrop for this spellbinding new narrative from Kyung Me.
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A presentation of upcoming designer Giovanna Flores’ collection shot by Cruz Valdez and styled by Marcus Cuffie. Model: Stefany Interview by Marcus Cuffie
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Review by Darby Milbrath Language and Music at Clint Roenisch Gallery Toronto 27 October – 16 December 2017 Harold Klunder is one of Canada’s leading painters. Now 74 years old, he has exhibited constantly since his first solo show in 1976, through many fluctuations in the art world. Klunder immigrated…
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Today we are very excited to premiere the latest song from Montreal native electronic pop/RnB singer, Loedie Domond AKA Cyber. “Where We Belong” is an anthem for self love, Cyber tells us. The artist asks herself, “Where have you been girl, it’s been a long time..…
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Symbolisms: A review of the group show at Cooper Cole by Darby Milbrath. Highlights of the show include Isabelle Fein’s small, romantically playful paintings, Katharina Hoeglinger’s dreamily fluid still life’s and Rachelle Sawatsky’s wildly morbid expressionist painting.
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