Carel Moiseiwitsch

Moiseiwitsch drew dangerous comics. Prominently featuring murderous cops, third-world refugees, and war crimes hopscotching their way to our front door, her works were dangerous because they gave us the raw truth, seemingly drawn in dense black sauce.

B.C. artists face loss and trauma as wildfires pummel the province.

In this issue: Jancis M. Andrews, Ellen Arrand, Mary Humphrey Baldridge, Cynthia Flood, Kathie Kolybaba, Miriam Levine, Glenda Leznoff, Carel Moiseiwitsch, Gail Myhr, Sue Nevill, Robin Potter, Joan Fern Shaw, Dorothy Speak, Carole Thorpe, Gail White, Patricia Young

WE RECENTLY RETURNED from the Occupied Territories of the West Bank and Gaza where we volunteered with the International Solidarity Movement (ISM). Upon returning to Vancouver, we were shocked by t…

In June 2007, the Palestine Media Collective produced a newspaper parody of The Vancouver Sun that satirized the anti-Palestinian bias of CanWest, the largest media conglomerate in Canada. Six months