Q&A: ‘Cultural intellectual property’: Artist Ashley Clark speaks on the cultural meanings of dreamcatchers
Ashley Clark keeps a dreamcatcher in almost every room of her home.
Typically hung above cradles or beds, Clark said dreamcatchers trap negative dreams and...
Q&A: Val Hussain discusses Carleton’s queer library, the importance of safeguarding queer media
Carleton’s Gender and Sexuality Resource Centre (GSRC)’s queer library is one of the largest in Ottawa.
The library started with a handful of stories and...
Q&A: How Carleton henna artist Arshia Chandel runs a business as a full-time student
Arshia Chandel grew up doodling flowers on herself with henna cones.
Now a third-year aerospace engineering student at Carleton University, what started as a hobby...
Q&A: Dawn Iehstoseranon:nha braids untold stories into logo for Carleton’s Indigenous journalism certificate
For visual and media artist Dawn Iehstoseranon:nha, journalism shapes the world’s perspective and amplifies untold stories.
So when Carleton University journalism professor Duncan McCue asked...
Q&A: Palestinian artist Lougien Dawoudiah, co-creator of SUBR, talks the role of art in...
Palestinian artist Lougien Dawoudiah is exploring the connection between solidarity and music with SUBR صبر, a deep listening music project.
The Ottawa-based DJ and advocate...
