Sunday, September 7, 2008
OUR NEWEST ISSUE! September 2008
The Unsettler
by Denis Seguin
From our next issue, a profile of Atom Egoyan, whose Adoration premieres at Toronto on Monday…[more]photograph by Steve Pyke
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by Vezi Tayyeb
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Lowbrow and Street Art: A Conversation
by Jared Bland
Years ago, when I first met Nick Mount, he was teaching me about Major John…[more]
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Google Logic: Everybody Must Get Chromed
by Chantelle Oliver
The best thing about Chrome is that it is fast. The fastest. Evar. How so?…[more]
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This Is A Safari
by Glenna Gordon
The safari jeep stopped in front of a small group of mud huts surrounded by…[more]
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Sink or Swim
by Katharine Dunn
Pierre Lafontaine’s bid to revive Swimming Canada…[more]
Art
The Renaissance of Cute
by Nick Mount
How the street brought pleasure back to art — for free. » View Photo Gallery «
Field Notes
Do Avatars Dream of Electric Streets?
by Mitch Moxley
A virtual fantasia of China…[more]
International Affairs
A Land Apart
by Christopher Frey
Can Turkey fulfill its promise as a bridge between East and West when its own peoples stand divided?…[more]
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Frontier Families
by Matthew Hays
The complexities of queer parenthood. » View Photo Gallery «
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