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The storm was needed
Anne-Cécile Favory • September 12, 2016
SistersInMotion provides catharsis for racialized women and femmes Read More
Of music and family
Carly Gordon • September 12, 2016
Thanya Iyer’s album launch awes Café Résonance Read More
Fakes, fetishes, and furniture
Muhan Zhang • September 12, 2016
Karen Tam exposes the chinoiserie as colonial product Read More
Check the privilege, not the mic
Zahra Habib • September 1, 2016
Conversations about women in hip hop Read More
Body image activism on display
Deanna Duxbury • September 1, 2016
Models Wanted! confronts oppressive fashion standards Read More
I’m yelling Sep-timber
Coco Zhou • September 1, 2016
Your guide to fall festivals big and small Read More
For the love of monsters
Juliana Guzy • August 15, 2016
Fantasia International Film Festival with Guillermo del Toro Read More
A museum without borders
Ralph Haddad • August 15, 2016
The Palestinian Museum’s first exhibit opens in Beirut, Lebanon Read More
A rose is a rose is a rose?
Tony Feng • July 25, 2016
Judith McCormack's Backspring on cultural identity Read More
Portraits of climate action
Ashley Yu • July 16, 2016
This Changes Everything proves inspiring, despite flaws Read More
Love letters and prison fetters
Carly Gordon • July 13, 2016
Les Feluettes brings a tale of love, murder, and queerness to the opera stage Read More
Laughing, healing, resisting
Leila Fandoghi • June 29, 2016
Comedy show about rape speaks truth to power Read More
Musical trees and escaping chairs
Josephine Bird • June 20, 2016
Device art triennial considered relationship between human, nature, and technology Read More
Deconstructing cultural narratives
Anya Kowalchuk • June 10, 2016
From Away revisits Joan Jonas Read More
Bury tropes, not queer women
Amy Currie • May 11, 2016
Rothenberg, stop queerbaiting and think representation instead Read More
