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  Clara Congdon is an emerging artist based in Montreal. She makes tactile drawings and artists’ books exploring gender, media consumption and representation, and personal archives. Clara holds a BFA from NSCAD University in Halifax, where she received the Margó … Continued

  Emily O’Grady writes fiction, poetry, and essays. In 2018, her first novel The Yellow House, won the Australian/Vogel’s Literary Award and is published through Allen and Unwin. She holds a PhD in Creative Writing from the Queensland University of … Continued

  Maddie is a PhD student at the University of Edinburgh Business School. Her research interests include intersectionality, gender and work, recruitment, company culture, and toxic techno-cultures. She is keen to explore ways of communicating and writing outside of normative … Continued

  Through my work, I choose to observe the non-figurative aspects of social history, as traditionally this is the only way we view the past from this contemporary stance. My aim is to frame these ‘stories’ in an alternative way … Continued

  I work with contemporary myth, rituals, vernacular, nomadic phenomena and trends. I observe how tradition is passed on and how its bugs gain autonomy along the way. I create tools to navigate with. I provoke their activation. My tools … Continued

  I am a painter and interdisciplinary installation artist living and working in rural Quebec, Canada. My current studio practice is comprised of two bodies of work: multimedia collaborations and oil painting. My multimedia work looks closely at quotidian routines … Continued

  Born in 1989 in Seoul (Korea), Soohyun Choi lives and works in London. Her artistic practice is concerned with understanding and decontextualizing an individual’s desire or certain phenomena under capitalist consumption. She completed her MFA in 2016 from Goldsmiths., … Continued

  Z Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, Z Kennedy-Lopez is a word-slinger and educator who likes cats, swimming, and Latin American electronic music. Much of their writing is interested in apocalypse, queerness, bodies, and disruption. Their work has … Continued