The Dance Current - Winter 2022

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In this issue: "Dragged Home: Dropping anchor in Newfoundland’s drag scene" by Josh Murphy, "On Indigeneity: Unboxing the term 'Indigenous artist' with three generations" by Ange Loft, Byron Chief-Moon and Rayn Cook-Thomas, "102 Years of Beautiful Resistance: An excerpt from It’s About Time: Dancing Black in Canada 1900-1970" curated by Seika Boye, "To Profit or Not to Profit? Potential problems with the non-profit structure, and other options for artists" by Amy Hull, "Recovering Stolen Dances" by KJ Dowdie, "Talking With Nature" by Robyn Grant-Moran, "Dancing Spirit" by Joyce Fu, "Artifex" by Anne Dion, "To Our Teachers" by Eric Wright, Daphne Simon, Alana Simon, "movement is the medicine" poetry by Jasmin Bollman

The Dance Current Magazine Description:

The scoop, the action, the issues, the artists! Inclusive of all genres, The Dance Current is a magazine that takes the reader inside the art and culture of dance in Canada.