Issue: Winter 2022

A letter introducing delve Magazine and its editorial vision, written by its editors.

Drawing from the words of activist Carolyn Forché, Briar Wilson journeys through this powerful exhibition of loss and isolation at the Montreal Museum of Fine Art, pondering how certain voices can still go unheard.

Artist Anna Golding dives into her vulnerabilities as she articulates a journey of healing following her breast reduction surgery.

Métis scholar Samantha Gibson reflects on the process of beadwork, and the parallels it shares with contemporary research methodologies.

KC Adams’ articulates Indigenous ways of knowing and seeing in her practice, her works acting as what Indigenous scholar Leanne Betasamosake Simpson terms as ‘decolonial spaces of resurgence’.

How Rebecca Belmore employs performances and aesthetics in an act of fugitive Indigenous resistance.

In this episode, Charlotte sits down with Callie Gibson and Christopher Lim, the co-creators of the art history publication delve Magazine, to discuss the relevance of art history in social justice movements. An insightful conversation ensues about the interconnected nature of artistic expression and human rights.

delve Magazine is now accepting submissions for our inaugural Fall Issue! Read more on how to submit, and what we are looking for!

How the development of art history relies on the resilience of artists.