All works by Quill Christie-Peters

Quill Christie-Peters

Quill Christie-Peters is an Anishinaabe visual artist and arts programmer from Treaty 3 currently residing in Thunder Bay. She creates paintings that visualize the love our ancestors have for our bodies, our communities and our homelands. Check her work at quillviolet.com and her insta at @raunchykwe

Kwe becomes the moon, touches herself so she can feel full again

Issue 9: Weather , Lives , Politics

Quill Christie-Peters writes about how, as an Anishinaabekwe, masturbation is a revolutionary process of falling in love: with her body and her homelands.

Quill Christie-Peters / March 26, 2018

A Cure for Colonialism

Keep Saying Her Name

Critical Rage

You’re Not So Different: Laws Targeting Sex Workers Harm Us All

Inferno of Bodies

I Saw Some Art

Post-Representations

We Are Our Mother’s Children

Being Disabled Is My Future

My Experience with Fatphobia Growing Up As a Caribbean Youth

We Can’t Stop Here: Lessons from an American Road Trip

Sk8 or Die!!: careful recklessness as resistance

All works by Quill Christie-Peters

Quill Christie-Peters

Kwe becomes the moon, touches herself so she can feel full again