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M+ announces its inaugural Asian Avant-Garde Film Festival (AAGFF), a four-day celebration of the many diverse moving image practices that have shaped Asias artistic landscape over the past six decades. 

Last night was a perilous night. I was arguing with myself over this and that. I could not come to agree within me over so many things. I kept on searching for answers which were nowhere to be found. It really felt like looking for a black radio in a dark room which was not

Inspired by Patti Smith and Robert Mapplethorpe, Amanda Altarejos writes on aging and youthfulness.

The RCMP accused the wrong man of being a sex-trafficking kingpin. And researchers grapple with possible transgender social contagion.

Canadas Victoria Cross, evidence that UNRWA employees took part in the Oct. 7 attacks, surgery to have both a vagina and a penis, and more

Oh boy! There has been just a lot, as usual, happening in this lizard shaped land we call Malawi. As I write, a picture is doing rounds that a tobacco farmer has sold tobacco at $4.40 per kilogramme at the Kanengo auction floors. That is the highest so far since President Lazarus Chakwera opened the

Dear Diary, Hoppy Easter to you all. I will be honest – I don’t understand the whole Easter thing; big bunnies supposedly hiding chocolate eggs all seems a little suspect to me. Sort of like a horse writing a book (or eight)… oh wait… I am not mentioning any lack of understanding, or indeed questioning […]

Amanda Altarejos narrates the experience of feeling untethered yet smothered by summer days.

Nearly 30 years after its first printing, Chris Kraus’s most popular work continues to be a feminist touchstone

Driven largely by affordability issues, millennials have become a noticeably conservative demographic, even more so than their parents.