delve Magazine

Canadian cultural theorist Marshall McLuhan coined his famous phrase, “the medium is the message.” Indigenous artists have leveraged the medium of video and performance to deconstruct the stability of the nation-state.

There is a crisis of representation facing Canadian cultural institutions. How have Indigenous creators confronted exploitation in the art world?

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.

Erica Lee Emond’s art practice acts as her diary, taking on themes such as mental health, growth, and the process of maturing. In this interview, Erica gives us a glimpse into the mind of a young artist.

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

In her photographic practice, young Slovakian artist Maria Svarbova brings forth a simplistic and powerful take on everyday mundane activities.

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