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Border Crossings is seeking a qualified candidate to fill the position of Editor.

For more than four decades, Border Crossings has been one of Canada’s most respected voices in contemporary art and culture. Published and edited in Winnipeg with contributions from writers across the continent, the tri-annual magazine is known internationally for its outstanding writing, striking visual portfolios, and deeply informed engagement with artists and ideas from around the world.

The ideal candidate will be an organized, creative and astute leader with solid administrative experience who will bring the essential capacity and vision to steward the magazine into a new era.

Applications will be reviewed starting July 15, 2026. Please apply by email with your cover letter and resume to [email protected]

Follow this link for a detailed job description: https://bordercrossingsmag.com/opportunities

TODAY'S THE DAY!

Congratulations to all of the grads, especially ours!

The June Convocation Ceremony for the Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology, our institutional home-base at SFU, is today – Wednesday, June 10, 2026 – starting at 2:30 PM in Convocation Mall at SFU Burnaby (8888 University Dr W, Burnaby).

All FCAT graduates (and their family and friends) are also invited to the FCAT Reception, immediately following the ceremony and running to 6:00 PM, outside at the SW corner of the Academic Quadrangle near the Reflection Pond.

And hey, SCA grads – please remember to keep it touch! Let us know what you're working on! We love to share stuff about our alumni here and on our Quick News posts.

It's that time of year again! July Project time.⁠
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Have a project on your mind? Something that's been on the back burner for too long, or maybe it's so new you can't even really see it yet? In this five week workshop give yourself devoted (yet finite) time to dive into that project. ⁠Open and free to all that are interested - if you sign up, you're in!⁠
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July Project, now in it's 12th year, has made over 120 new creations in its lifespan, ranging from quilts to dance pieces to EPs, wire sculptures, short stories, tattoos, rugs, comics, paintings, performance installations, radio plays, poetry, photography, to a billion other things. You name it, its happened at July Project. ⁠You can be an expert, a novice, a professional, "retired" from art, an art-curious being. Mid-career, no career. You're welcome here.
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The JP group meets weekly, this year Mondays @ 6pm, to hold each other accountable in our goals, to give feedback (where wanted), and to celebrate in actually, finally, getting the ball rolling. The workshops culminate in a public sharing of the work we've made. ⁠
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Up your alley? See the link in bio for more details or to register.

Photo by of Kevin Shazam Li,

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