Peripheral Review
Peripheral Review is an online and print platform devoted to documenting and expanding the emerging and underrepresented Canadian art scene, while also enabling access for emerging writers by encouraging accessible and expanded critical dialogue.
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Peripheral Review 2020-2021 Print Annual
The 2020-21 annual print publication is a collection of published essays, reviews, interviews and experimental responses published on our website in 2020 and 2021. Featuring writing by over 50 contributors. With print-only artist spreads by Sarah Davidson, Mariana Muñoz Gomez, Audie Murray, Preston Pavlis, Cheyenne Rain LeGrande, and Karen Tam. The issue also features a custom bookmark by Mariana Muñoz Gomez, and a pull-out booklet with a feature written by Ella Tetrault and Ella Dawn McGeough.
Peripheral Review 2019 Print Annual
The 2019 issue publication is a collection of published articles and reviews published on our website in 2019 and early 2020. Featuring writing by Chris Andrews, Margaryta Golovchenko, Juilee Raje, Ricky Varghese, Graham Wiebe, Rosemary Flutur, Rebecca Casalino, Maryse Arseneault, Hailey Mah, Lucas Regazzi, Jessica Baldanza, Jasmine Reimer, Chelsea Rozansky, David Court & Shannon Garden-Smith, Kate Lahey, Parker Kay, Kate Kolberg, Zoe Koke, Zach Pearl, and Brennan Kelly. With print-only artist spreads by Christina Battle, Elizabeth Milton and Walter Scott, and a writing feature by Hannah Godfrey.
2021 Artist Edition
Habibi Blue by Christina Hajjar
"Habibi Blue", 2020 by Christina Hajjar. 100% heavyweight cotton canvas tote bag in black. DTG printed image, with a custom embroidered neon pink PR tag on the side. About the artist: Christina Hajjar is a Lebanese artist, writer, and cultural worker based in Winnipeg, Manitoba on Treaty 1 Territory. Her practice considers intergenerational inheritance, domesticity, and place through diaspora, body archives, and cultural iconography. As a queer femme and first-generation subject, she is invested in the poetics of process, translation, and collaborative labour. Hajjar is the co-founder of Carnation Zine and creator of Diaspora Daughter, Diaspora Dyke zine. She was a recipient of the 2020 PLATFORM Photography Award and received an honourable mention for the 2021 Emerging Digital Artists Award. https://christinahajjar.com
