Curating a Palestinian History: Hope Found in a Museum
Aya Lowe investigates the significance of the Palestinian Museum’s future exhibits and projects upon its official opening in 2015.
January, 2014
Shorts: Alpha, Section I - The Beginning
Graphite Introduces John Saigle’s new satirical fiction series, Alpha, a comical account of a misogynist with no game and a LOT to learn about the opposite sex.
Shorts: The Ashtray
A new and vividly descriptive short story by Guy Chandler.
Graphitepublications x DressHead Soft Poly Fabric Denim Dress
This graphitepublications x DressHead http://www.dresshead.com/c/denim-dresses/ piece is a great pick for your next formal event. It’s slick and sleek with a sophistication that will guarantee the respect of those around you. The piece is made from a soft poly fabric that will keep you both comfortable and cool. The piece…
Poetry: Pull Tight The Curtains
Pull the curtains wide this afternoon, and read Daniel Kaufman’s eccentric free verse poetry.
Poetry: Winter’s Horrid Fate
A poem about winter blues.
Dear Criminals and the Power of Silence in Music
Montreal’s first snow was just starting to cover the sidewalks when we emerged from the Beaubien metro stop. We were headed to Notre Dame Des Quilles, a homey bar in the Mile-End, to meet up with Dear Criminals, a Montreal based indie-folk band back from their first tour in Europe….
A Diaspora State of Mind
Linda Sarvi discusses the emergence of a new “diaspora identity” among students of African descent.