The Banned Issue
In our current times of bans, censorship and cancel culture, CanCulture’s The Banned Issue looks into the relationship between arts and censorship. From banned books to movies being thrown off streaming platforms and radio bans, this issue examines the intersection between the arts and politics, and how that intersection can sometimes lead to censorship and art being scraped out of existence.
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Limited quantities of physical copies are available at Toronto Metropolitan University. Contact [email protected] for more information.
Cripping the Creative
Grounded in networks of warmth, love and disabled cosmology, CanCulture Magazine is proud to present Cripping the Creative: The Disability Justice issue. This magazine was sewn together in webs of care, inspired by our disabled and mad ancestors and kin who have for time immemorial been the artists shaping world(s) as we know them and as we dream them.
“We will grow old enough to make reality of our imaginings, plant seeds whose fruits we’ll pick and eat with our disabled, Black, weird, Crip, tired, fat, joyful kin.”
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Art Amidst It All
CanCulture Magazine is proud to present our first print issue: Art Amidst It All.
This issue is a vibrant and captivating collection of stories celebrating the power, beauty and resilience of arts and culture in Canada amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
The magazine was created by a team of dedicated students, including the 2021-22 CanCulture masthead, to commemorate the ebbs and flows of their creative endeavours during the pandemic.