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• Nancy Webb

  *Nancy Webb* is a Montreal-based writer and comedian. She is the founding editor-in-chief of Spiffy Moves[http://www.spiffymoves.com/].

• Stephen Broomer

  *Stephen Broomer* is a filmmaker and film preservationist based in Toronto. He holds a BFA in Film and Video Production, an MA in Film Studies, and a PhD in Communication...

• Kevin Rice

  *Kevin Rice* has been working with film since 2007. His practice is predominately based in the darkroom where he researches all aspects of photochemistry and performs in depth experiments on...

• Kyle Whitehead

  *Kyle Whitehead* is an artist working primarily with small-format film to create experimental and expanded cinema projects. He prefers a careful and considered approach to image making; which should...

• Sheena Manabat

  *Sheena Manabat* is a Master’s student at the University of Calgary in Communications, Media and Film. Her interests include cultural identity, policy, new media and amateur cinema.  Sheena is...

• Movement as Activism

  Ties made through social media however—groups on Facebook, Twitter hashtags, Instagram private messages—are low-risk, with a low level of accountability. While they succeed in exposing a User to new...

• The 10th Alberta Biennial

  Vignettes of everyday detritus flash across the screen: objects fall to the ground, balloons pop, garbage lays scattered or is employed as an instrument for sound-making. Stacey Watson and...

• Anj Fermor

  *Anj Fermor* is an artist and writer residing in Calgary, Alberta on Treaty 7 Territory. They have provided art work and writing for exhibitions throughout Calgary. This summer they...

• St. Martins, New Brunswick

  My boots draw pools of water that suck themselves flat. Folded on rose-bordered stationary, a letter sticks under the band of my bralette (that’s what the saleswoman called it)....

• St. Martins, New Brunswick

  Dear Leonard, I saw an albatross at the Royal Ontario Mus eum. Not a real one, silly. In the bird gallery. There’s a glass cage like nothing you’ll ever...