Indie Rock Colouring Book
sharpener: Indie Rock Colouring Book By Jessica Lewis Musicians communicate their work visually to the public through album covers, videos, […]
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All in the Family
sharpener: All in the Family By Sam Linton Family Contact is hard to explain. They’re kind of like a band, […]
Gilbert Bouchard, 26 July 1961 – 15 May 2009
sharpener: Gilbert Bouchard, 26 July 1961 – 15 May 2009 By Todd Janes It is June 27th, 2009 and I […]
Will Munro 1975-2010
By Nathaniel G. Moore & Lindsay Gibb When Will Munro — the Toronto-based artist who helped redefine what “queer” meant in […]
Delicious, Minty, Microscopic Art
By Alex Gurnham Few people have a passion for candy packaging. But then again few people, other than Robert Pasternak, have […]
Chips, Pop, Poetry?
Poetry has taken on many trendy forms since its inception thousands of years ago. It’s also found ways of alienating […]
Adventures with Nic Cage
By Alex Gurnham There is an epic medieval throw down happening in my living room. Trusty pink skateboard beneath his feet […]
Welcome to… Kingston, Ontario
Mapping the scene in Canada’s smaller towns and cities 1. AKA Autonomous Social Centre 75 Queen Street, akakingston.org Co-op space […]
Message in a Tin
Like so many worthwhile but unlikely projects, the idea for Cigar-Tin Stories, “came from something obsessive.” Kingston author and painter […]
Book Bombing
The Philadephia-based public installation project Book Bombs started when printmaker Michelle Wilson wrote a note to her friend Mary Tasillo […]
Zine-Lympic Games
sharpener: Zine-Lympic Games By Clara Lavery, Grace Evans and Jen Pilles
A Little Bird Told Me
sharpener: A Little Bird Told Me Twitter Fiction Takes Off By Laura Roberts As Twitter increases in popularity, more writers […]