Boundaries blur in Raianny Queiroz’s imaginative landscapes
“In a world dominated by virtual interactions and fast consumption of images, this exhibition seeks to slow down the spectator and reconnect them with the physical and sensory world,” the…
Daniel Rumbolt – Forever There
“A reimagining of queer rural identity through traditional techniques and unconventional material exploration, an opulent intervention, a love letter, a reckoning, and a reminder – to be grateful, critical, and…
Like an open book: Karl Wells releases his memoir
Congratulations on your new memoir! I knew Openly Karl was going to be interesting – but it was a page turner. I could not stop reading it – and I…
“Collaging the past and the present together is an endlessly fascinating process for me”: Rhonda Pelley’s Certain Strange Visions
“Most of my work is in photography and photo-compositing,” visual artist Rhonda Pelley told NQ in an earlier interview. “Recently I’ve been experimenting with collage. I saw an ad…
The Human Story Behind Cabox Geopark’s UNESCO Dream
By Blessing Adedokun-Awojodu “This is not a one-off project but something sustainable that will keep evolving and needing people’s input.” — Dr Rainer Baehre Perched high above the Bay of…
“Women were not taught to be ladylike because it was impractical to be ladylike and out turning the fish”: part 2 of our conversation with author, playwright, and filmmaker Michelle Clemens
So we’ve been talking about your mother, Marian Clemens, and how her life has inspired some of your writing. How is your mom’s story a real Newfoundland story? Because I…