Studio Visit Book Vol 1

This stunningly designed "Studio Visit Book" is an inspiring celebration of the power of women's voices, showcasing the different disciplines these artists use to produce their art, including painting, sculpture, and more. You will learn about their life, work, and the essence of their true self. Uncover the genuine sense of dedication that goes into creating such masterpieces and be awed by the talent of each artist.

To make this book even more special, it features a curated selection of artists by guest curator Danielle Krysa aka Jealous Curator.

 
 

Al-Tiba9 ISSUE12 Print Magazine

This limited edition printed art magazine is curated and designed to celebrate the 12th issue of the Al-Tiba9 Contemporary Art. With innovative visions, testimonies, and a rich list of artworks of international artists, it marks a fundamental milestone in Al-Tiba9’s history.

ISSUE12 features 58 selected artists, architects, and fashion designers from around the world. It is a unique space where individual artists and designers can express their vision and become the original media.

 
 

Revue Relations

Thousands of migrants live without status in Quebec. Their daily lives are haunted by the fear of deportation and marked by abuse, exploitation, and lack of rights. They have to be heroic (think of the "guardian angels" during the pandemic) for someone to be willing to improve their condition, without seeing the brave struggle they wage every day. Their situation is often invisible and is the result of neoliberal and utilitarian migration policies that deprive them of a dignified life and full citizenship, as is the case for so many other people with a precarious migratory status. How can this be explained and who benefits from it? How can we understand this lack of hospitality and equality in our society, despite all the commitments of our states to respect human rights? This issue brief looks at these problems and some of the ways to address them.

 

 

Ottawa Inshallah

Ottawa Inshallah is a bilingual art anthology, produced and edited by artist Aquil Virani, that features 25 artworks from Ottawa-based Muslim artists who dream of a better future. We gratefully acknowledge the financial support of the City of Ottawa and the collaboration of the Silk Road Institute.