This is the second part of a series covering the Fairy Creek Blockades and those working to protect the land. We recognize this is a departure from SAD’s typical content, but have chosen to publish these stories in allyship toward the protestors and Pacheedaht First Nation.
Read More“…I put five drops of lavender and bergamot orange, summery essential oils, into the black teardrop-shaped diffuser…”
Read MoreThis is the first part of a series covering the Fairy Creek Blockades and those working to protect the land. We recognize this is a departure from SAD’s typical content, but have chosen to publish these stories in allyship toward the protestors and Pacheedaht First Nation.
Read More“Similar to this year, the feeling of being trapped and helpless because of something in the air that is controlling your life is something most queer people can relate to.” -Anoushka Ratnarajah
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Photography by Michèle Bygodt.
August begins a little over a week into Leo season, the roaring luminary heart of the year. Leo and its symbol, the lion, have long been associated with royalty. Yes, rulers are often in the spotlight. Their presence in ceremonial proceedings is often dramatic, overblown. And power can sometimes get to a ruler’s head, inflating their ego, leading them to live only for themselves and perpetuating a façade of grandeur. But there’s another core element to being a ruler, which is responsibility: stewardship, guardianship, and protection. Like fire at the center of the home, a good ruler works to keep their subjects safe and warm.
Read MoreJoin us July 30th-August 1st at Next Door Studios for the LOST SHOW, a gallery launch for Issue 31: LOST!
Read MoreGet lost! Our newest issue is available for purchase now.
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