Category: Literary Arts

seeley quest sie/hir

Currently designing a project of radio drama miniseries with a companion interactive web platform. Focusing on solarpunk narratives, this broadcast/podcast’s episodes are set 15 years ahead in a radically refashioning Canadian urban-scape. Anglophone, Francophone, Allophone, and Indigenous community members liaison across Montreal and Ottawa to continue adapting with climate-resilient housing, localization of food, energy, and healthcare resource generation and recycling operations, and community governance practices to address fair distribution and trade agreements. This “speculative realism” story crafting includes humour, sober and optimistic projections of near-future potentials to build toward. Covering a year of neighbours extending a network of residential/industrial eco-complexes, the project aims for collaborative episode building with scriptwriters and actors. To represent realistic urban futures, a majority of cast and crew will also be disabled and/or racialized.

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Audrey Lane Cockett

Audrey Lane Cockett is a filmmaker, artistic director, spoken word poet, ecologist, and outdoor educator based in Treaty 7 Land. Their work is rooted in wild and they are a passionate advocate for mental health awareness, love, and intersectional care for community and the natural world.
They believe in art as an avenue for learning, healing, connecting and transforming.

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Fairything

Alex Masse, AKA Fairything, is a writer, musician, and student residing in what is colonially known as Surrey, BC. The arts are a longtime love of theirs, and they’ve recently begun intertwining it with their climate activism. They’re an alumnus of multiple programs from The Only Animal Theatre, including Art of Resistance and Greenhouse, as well as participating in other programs, such as Vines Art Festival’s Emerging Creatives. They’ve designed posters for protests, sculpted soundscapes for earthy installations, written many a poem about complicated relationships had with the land, and over their life pressed more flowers than they can count.

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This Singing Land kanikamot askiy

The Saskatchewan prairies are filled with light and spirit and life. This Singing Land, kanikamot askiy invites you to explore this inspiring landscape in the company of some of the province’s most accomplished writers. Think of it as a “literary field guide” to the plants, insects, birds and animals of the northern plains.

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