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Gallery wall displaying five colorful mixed-media art figures against white backdrop in minimalist interior space.
Feature

Collage as Wayfinding

Patterns of Feminist Movement in Anna Binta Diallo’s Art
Grid of six portraits with blue-toned overlay showing diverse individuals in various indoor and outdoor settings, with text overlay reading "and now the lights are dimming the curtain is opening and it's time for our feature present—CLICK HERE"
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Workshops

A surreal painting depicting people in a bathtub with colorful water and fragmented faces, set against green tiled bathroom walls.
Art Review

Things Left Unsaid

Colorful mixed media collage featuring hands with jewelry, celebrity photos, social media screenshots, and purple decorative elements on a white background.
FEMINIST COLLAGE CONTEST

One Another

Winner
Paper doll cutout set featuring a person figure with various dark, gothic-style clothing items and accessories including masks, boots, and band merchandise.
FEMINIST COLLAGE CONTEST

Assembling Gender

Honourable Mention
Surreal bedroom artwork featuring red bird-like figures with outstretched wings above a metal bed frame against patterned wallpaper.
FEMINIST COLLAGE CONTEST

Flight

Honourable Mention
Community garden with colorful art installations, rainbow flag, and red banner reading "Community Love Is Revolution" with urban buildings in background.
NEWS

Herizons Commits to PACBI

The Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel
Book cover for "The Art of Solidarity: Labour Arts and Heritage in Canada" edited by Rob Kristoferson and Stephanie Ross, featuring a paintbrush breaking through red brick walls.
Book review

The Art of Solidarity

Labour Arts and Heritage in Canada 
Artist sitting on red stool in studio surrounded by sketches, drawings, and art supplies, with large portrait artwork on wall.
interview

'No Rule but Freedom'

Mahsa Merci on Hair, Fragmentation, and Painting through Instability

Herizons is a quarterly magazine dedicated to feminist social commentary.

Herizons publishes on art, culture, and legal/political/community affairs. With a focus on anti-oppression, topics are related to gender, race, sexuality, ability, and other identity markers that intersect and shape our lived experiences.

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