Art/iculation magazine is now online!
Visit articulationmagazine.com to read the bilingual publication that includes articles and artworks by graduate students at McGill, Concordia, UQAM and UdeM reflecting on often-overlooked experiences and histories.
The magazine takes its name from “The theory and method of articulation in cultural studies” (1996) by Jennifer Daryl Slack who argues “articulation can be understood as a way of characterizing a social formation without falling into the twin traps of reductionism and essentialism” (112). This concept captures the spirit of the "While No One Was Looking" theme which aims to make space for nuanced works that share marginalized experiences, perspectives and subject matters.
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Contributions by:
Mira Baba Lindsay Corbett Itzel Danae Dorantes Ayanna Dozier Sandra Evoughlian Kyrstin Felts Kirsten Gerrie Joana Joachim La Reine Victoria Lessard Sofia Misenheimer Christina Marie Phelps Boris Romero Jonathan Fraser Rouleau Unceded Voices Collective
Also featuring interviews with: Dr. Charmaine Nelson, Art History, McGill University Dr. Clarence Epstein, Urban & Cultural Affairs, Concordia University
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