The Writing Centre presents the On Edge Reading Series FALL 2022, which seeks to enrich literary and writing communities both inside and outside of the Emily Carr University community. This series is organized and hosted by Mercedes Eng. For more information, please follow @onedgereadingseries.

All events are on a Tuesday, FREE and open to the public. ASL interpretation is provided.

Reading is hybrid. If you wish to attend online, please register below and you will receive the room link.

FEATURING:

bailey macabre + Whess Harman
Tuesday, October 11th, 2022 at 6:30 pm
Hybrid event: In person in C1245 (Artist Book Room, Library) + Online (Zoom)

bailey macabre is an agender Cree, Métis and Ukrainian artist and writer who is passionate about bright colours, Indigenous sovereignty, and identity; these themes are often at play within their works. bailey has experience working in a variety of mediums and dabbles in everything from sculpture and beadwork, illustration, zines and comic arts, to painting and sewing. they currently reside on the territory of the Snuneymuxw people.

Whess Harman is Carrier Wit’at, a nation amalgamated by the federal government under the Lake Babine Nation. They graduated from the Emily Carr University BFA program in 2014 and are currently living and working on the territories of the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh as the curator at grunt gallery.

Their multidisciplinary practice includes beading, illustration, text, poetry and curation. As a mixed-race, trans artist they work to find their way through a tasty plethora of a reasonably managed attention deficit disorder, colonial bullshit and queer melancholy. To the best of their patience, they do this with humour and a carefully mediated cynicism that the galleries go hog wild for.
Twitter: @ndn_bebop