BlackFlash Magazine - Issue 38.2

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BlackFlash Fall 2021 A Temporary, Collectively-Held Space guest-edited by Carmen Papalia
Editorial Features:
On Our Terms: Care and Disability Justice A conversation between Amanda Cachia and guest-editor Carmen Papalia
A Day in New York >> Kway Kiishkwihk Lenapehoking By Vanessa Dion Fletcher
The Art World Needs to Welcome Us with Open Arms By Aislinn Thomas
Trauma X: Holding Space Radically By Vo Vo
restorative practices By Mercedes Eng and Cecily Nicholson
Fighting MAID: A conversation with Q Lawrence on the Subject of C7 and the Disability Filibuster By Kay Slater
Access Magicians in Cyberspace: Care as a Festive Practice By Lisa Prentice
On Choosing a Neighbourhood (Be4) By Joselia R. Hughes
BlackFlash Fall 2021: A Temporary, Collectively-Held Space was developed in partnership with the MacKenzie Art Gallery. The unique guest-edited issue is an extension of Carmen Papalia’s summer exhibition Provisional Structures at the MacKenzie Art Gallery curated by Nicolle Nugent.
The MacKenzie Art Gallery is honored to have been a part of this collaborative BlackFlash issue as an extension of our work with Carmen Papalia, the Provisional Structures project and our commitment to accessibility.
Cover: Cecily Nicholson, Leaves, 2021. Image courtesy of the artist. Image Description: The top two thirds of this photograph are filled with an ultra-close-up of a red lettuce leaf, taken from beneath, positioned as if it’s an awning protecting the camera from the sun. The leaf is wide, ruffled, and dew-dropped, and sunlight penetrates the green segments, but not the red. Beneath the red lettuce awning, a view of many rows of varieties of lettuce, round and full, at their prime for harvest, growing from dark soil.