Join us with artist Megan Solis as we dive into all things horror-related and how ghost stories might have more than just shock value.

On our last episode of the New York series, Jacqueline sits down with Kenneth Tam to talk about the shortcomings of relational aesthetics, masculinity, and performance. *Warning: harsh language used in the episode*

NY-based Japanese artist Kyoko Hamaguchi joins curator Piper Ross Ferriter to share her experience of being detained at the airport. Together, they discuss how perseverance and hope in the face of life's challenges can oftentimes lead to better days.

Kicking off the New York series, Jacqueline speaks with photographer Amanda Cerami on her time in Poland, searching for distant relatives and ultimately finding herself in the process.

In our third episode, and the last one of our Toronto series, recent Western University MFA graduate Ramolen Laruan joins us to talk about reconnecting with her roots through her art and the beautiful feeling of falling back in love with her culture.

In our second episode, the Toronto series, Jacqueline sits with artist Curtis Tawlst Santiago to explore the ideas of diaspora, displacement, what it means to "hit the mark," and how a Basquait painting became the catalyst of his success.

In our inaugural episode, French artist Jérôme Havre sits with curator Jacqueline Kok to talk about his transition from Montréal to Toronto and how his experience has mirrored, to an extent, his research interest and artistic practice. 

A brief intro about who we are, what this podcast is about, and why we decided to create it. We hope you enjoy and keep listening!