
Warriors of Light

Spinning with SIM
Nervous Horizon’s SIM is a DJ and producer based in Montreal. Having been involved in the Music industry for more than a decade he has
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Sophia Bel brings alt-pop adolescence to life
When first listening to Sophia Bel’s ‘I Won’t Bite’ and ‘2 AM’, the influences of alt-pop yet sweet melodic tones from the 90s are ever-present. Bel
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Dani Lessnau Employs The Female Gaze Through A Pinhole Camera Placed in Her Vagina
The female gaze is thriving in visual culture, with female photographers increasingly challenging the male-constructed vantages that have defined womanhood throughout history. Now, one trailblazing
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Art In Real Life: the plumb is Toronto’s Underground Gallery Bringing Us Back Together
In September 2020, the plumb christened their newly renovated gallery space in Toronto’s St. Clair West neighbourhood with exhibition Pits, Seeds. Showcasing work by their
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Samuel Arsenault-Brassard Creates Art in The Liminal Space of Virtual Reality
Samuel Arsenault-Brassard is a virtual architect and artist living and working in Montreal. His work, some of which is currently exhibited at Montreal’s ELLEPHANT gallery
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Liminal Pleasures
What is feeling? What is pure pleasure, and how do we perceive or experience it in digital spaces if not satirized and stripped down to
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The Holy spins Gros Kick Sal & talks his latest single ‘Never Seen Before’
The Holy is the DJ/producer project of Olivier Lamontagne, a musician from Montreal whose blend of house/techno which he dubs Gros Kick Sal has landed him remixing for the likes

The Dreamlife of Chechu Álava
The gauzy, auratic atmosphere of Chechu Álava’s paintings is often offset by the directness of her subject’s gaze. Amplified by her chosen palette of fleshy, pearlescent pinks and postmodern pastels,

Romina Ressia: When Past Meets Present
Argentinian visual artist Romina Ressia's series How Would Have Been? is a multilayered photographic exploration of past versus present, juxtaposing painterly depiction with the mise-en-scene of modernity. Originally a fashion

The Distorted Surrealist Artwork of Naji Chalhoub
Naji Chalhoub is best known for his affective, scribbled line drawings of seemingly torturous subjects whose hollowed-out eyes, sinister smiles, and gaping screams unsettle the viewer. (more…)

A Conversation between Sheila Nadimi & Brent Cleveland
Brent Cleveland and Sheila Nadimi, two artists living and working in Montreal, are both perhaps emblematic of the city's propensity toward the avant-garde. (more…)

Kate Kidney Bishop and Celia Croft’s Core
Celia Croft, a photographer, and Kate Kidney Bishop, a stylist, are both creatives fascinated by the world of women's bodybuilding. Outsiders of the subculture, the two artists were intrigued by

Brendon Burton’s American Poetry
American Poetry is a previously unreleased body of work by photographer Brendon Burton, documenting roadside signage as works of art. Taken over the course of 5 years around the United

HoneyDrip’s new Anti-Ego Remixxx E.P Melds Dirty Bass, Breaks, and Dancehall
Honey Drip is a Montreal-based DJ and producer whose bass-heavy sound pays homage to the intersection of reggae, dancehall, and electronic music. Her new self-released EP, ANTI-EGO REMIXX - a

The Otherwordly Visual Poetry of Guillaume Amat
Guillaume Amat is a french photographer based in Paris whose photographic practice is dedicated to long-term projects which produce distinct photographic narratives. Amat’s Open Fields series depicts reflective surfaces in

Racine: The Montreal-based Futurism Label Making Waves
Emile Lemay-Racine has always been attracted to different artistic media throughout his life. When he isn’t designing, you can find him delving into producing, painting or DJing. To Lemay-Racine, the

Erica Hart’s multi-media art explores the liminal space between real and imagined
Erica Hart is a multi-media artist based in Montreal whose art is grounded largely in a desire to promote community building. Throughout their artistic career, Hart has explored everything from

Samuel Arsenault-Brassard Creates Art in The Liminal Space of Virtual Reality
Samuel Arsenault-Brassard is a virtual architect and artist living and working in Montreal. His work, some of which is currently exhibited at Montreal's ELLEPHANT gallery explores light, shadow and form

Paris Couture 22′ Highlights
This past week's fashion week saw a grandiose return to couture, with Paris, the couture capital du monde, hosting almost twice as many shows as last year. Schiaparelli, Valentino, and

Remembering Michael Snow’s Wavelength
Film has a tendency to compress time. In all of the frantic and jagged cuts and perspectives of cinema, its multiplicities suggest and allow for the illusion of a time-elapsed

Sofia Piras Reimagines The Suit
Often perceived as an element of constraint linked to the work environment, Polimoda Fashion student Sofia Piras reimagines the suit as a garment that unifies rather than subsumes. Exploring the