Three Artists Speak on Intimacy, Identity, and Introspection
Concordia’s undergraduate gallery invited the public to listen to three artists-in-residence speak on their work in progress. Concordia’s…
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“Where are you from?” is a bad question
How growing up with an international background altered my perspective on identity Growing up internationally is hard. Although…
Nunavimmiut Scholars: Testimonies of purpose
Students from Quebec’s northernmost region go through thick and thin to have post-secondary education. Four of them shared…
Third culture kid: My identity crisis as a multicultural person
Stop asking me where I’m really from because it’s none of your business I was 10 years old…
How it feels to be a Cuban-Canadian right now
Greater governments have fallen, but this one has its heels dug deep Perpetual struggle. This is the most…
THIS IS WHAT COMPELS ME TO COMPEL THEM: Sharing experience, history, and identity
Tiohtia:ke/Montreal-based Black artists come together in Le Livart’s newest exhibition This is an exhibition that no one should…
Spotlight on Tyra Maria Trono
Tyra Maria Trono, 3rd year Photography Tyra Maria Trono is a filipina artist based in Montreal. Her work…
Àbadakone: Global Indigenous artists at the National Gallery of Canada
Concordia students attend the annual art history bus trip to Ottawa On Nov. 9, Concordia students who attended…
Concordia launches tool for Indigenous self-identification
“We are all working together towards greater retention, and that is done through support,” said Catherine Richardson, director…
Exploring identity through film
Jackie Batsinduka explores loss and family history in Geni “Growing up as a child of two survivors of…
Black History Month: Walking through life in limbo
Reconciling my identity as a Cameroonian-Canadian in Uganda It’s 2014. My excitement is so tangible, the man beside…
Reimagining identity through participatory storytelling
Birds Crossing Borders creates a collective memory Home and identity are important themes concerning one’s individuality. So how…