After years of collecting submissions from around the world, the Dictionary of the Queer International has just been published by PS Guelph. Edited by artist and writer Yevgeniy Fiks, the book proposes a vision of international, intersectional, and non-hierarchical queer… Read More

We are pleased to introduce Rosina Kazi and Nicholas Murray as the first of two 2020 Eastern Comma Artists-in-Residence. For the month of October, Rosina and Nicholas will be living in North House, a solar-powered home situated in the rare… Read More

Artist Lisa Hirmer's latest book, Forests Not Yet Here, is now available in the Publication Studio online shop. The book combines poetry and prompts to encourage different ways to be in relationship with the natural world, and was created through… Read More

Inuit Art Quarterly has published a list of "6 Inuit Book Besties," and Taqralik Partridge's book "Curved Against the Hull of a Peterhead" made the list alongside another past Guelph Lecture guest, Tanya Tagaq. Partridge's book of poetry is available… Read More

The 2020 ArtsEverywhere Festival program is online now! From January 22 to 26 over twenty international and Canadian artists, performers, and activists will come to Guelph to present a range of art, music, dance, ideas, and workshops. To see the… Read More

Overview: The ArtsEverywhere Fellowship for Artistic Journalism is a year-long program of support for any individual artist/journalist/writer/musician/producer/collective, whose work exhibits a commitment to integrating creative practice with rigorous journalistic research, writing and multimedia production. The fellowship will be a continuation… Read More

Towards Scarring our Collective Soul Wound (2019), by Cash Ahenakew with a foreword by Elwood Jimmy, Vanessa Andreotti, and Sharon Stein, continues the work of the book Towards Braiding and speaks to how different sensibilities relate to pain. Using the Sun Dance… Read More

Record breaking forest fires, irreversible bio-diversity loss, exponential deforestation, atypical floods, droughts and extreme weather, toxic substances in the soil and the water, harmful carbon trading practices, illegal invasions of protected territories... When did we lose our capacity to sense… Read More

Please join us on November 1st at 7pm to celebrate the recent work of artist Bonnie Devine, who has spent the last two months as the Eastern Comma Artist-in-Residence at North House on the rare Charitable Research Reserve. This catered event… Read More

Elwood Jimmy, Vanessa Andreotti, and Sharon Stein have just published a new book titled Towards Braiding, which presents an exploration of the generative and non-generative potential in settler-indigenous relations in the Canadian context, and offers elements to consider when an… Read More