Art, ordinary work and conceptuality
I have been tracking how Canada's art world deeply shapes visual artists' lives. From making art to going to school, "playing with the big boys," and »
Letting it all hang out
Well, shoot. When I wrote the abstract for my “How to recover from care” session at the upcoming Undisciplining conference, I was recovering from open heart »
How to burn bright and fizzle out with the masses
You can make more friends in two months by becoming interested in other people than you can in two years by trying to get other people »
Shifting my writing/thinking
I showed up to #thelakeshift writing retreat armed with a list of 37-odd things I could do or should do as a part of my doctoral »
Bullies and bad objects
How can we engage with vulnerable, exhausted, angry, and worn out populations to cultivate equitable socio-economic relations that values the contributions that all lives bring? I »
A squish in the art world
I am delighted to be featured in Reading Sociology: Canadian Perspectives. (Oxford University Press, 2017). Edited by Lorne Tepperman, Patrizia Albanese and Emily Alexander, the collection »