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In CAROUSEL 32:
— Emily Fitzpatrick profiles and interviews BC-based sculptor Aaron S. Moran about his found-material assemblages
— Shannon Anderson explores the work of Toronto-based photographer Sara Angelucci, spotlighting her 2013 'Aviary' series
— Jim Johnstone looks at the touring art exhibition 'Writing After Conceptual Art'
— fourteen new strips for the 4PANEL experimental comics section by Derik A. Badman, Christina Bök, Larry Eisenstein, Jessica Fortner, Jesse Jacobs, Dunja Jankovic, Jim Johnstone, Mark Laliberte, Aaron Linton, Billy Mavreas, Andrei Molotiu, M T M L, Marc Ngui, Ethan Rilly, Sarah Scope, Tin Can Forest and Kerry Zentner

Plus! Appearing throughout the issue: art, fiction and poetry by Courtney Bates, Meagan Black, Paul Carlucci, William Joel Davenport, Lisa Hirmer (as Dodolab), Yi-Sung Oliver Ho, Alisha Kaplan, Jp King, Drazen Kozjan, Kristiina Lahde, Nadine Maher, Cassidy McFadzean, Natalie Morrill, Michael Prior, Retchin Pump and Shakeel Rehemtulla

CAROUSEL Magazine Description:

CAROUSEL is an exquisitely produced hybrid literary/arts magazine representing new & established artists, with a focus on positioning Canadian talent within an international context. From cover to cover, this innovative & beautifully designed journal highlights a comfortable merging of textual & visual content, presenting work across many genres … if it's original & engaging, we aim to see it in print!

Every adventurous issue of our bi-annual journal features:
- Artist Portfolios: focusing on searching out the uncommon, we take pride in unveiling provocative new art works
- Profiles/Interviews: featuring in-depth, intelligent conversations with renowned, world-class contemporary creators
- Canadian & International Writing: presenting a hefty selection of new poetry & fiction — in all moods, styles & formats
- Experimental Alphabets: highlighting unique A-to-Z font constructions by designers at their most typographically playful
- Pageworks: providing a platform for grey areas, we embrace great ideas that make innovative use of the printed page