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

Family in the Time of the Internet

Mediated Natures: Surveillance and Animals

(Indigenous) Governance is Gay

Ọrun is Heaven (Part Two)

Watched and Not Seen: Tech, Power, and Dehumanization

Ontario Midwives Demand Pay Equity

Growing is Resistance

A Real Estate Ghost Story

The Cultural Politics of Softness

Laughing in the Dark: Watching Melanated Films with White People

On Seeing Chinese Mothers On-Screen

What is Slut Island?

Cultivating Microbiopolitical Self-Care

Repair

Whole Heart: Survivor Lineages

Magic Sluts with Psoriasis

All works by Quill Christie-Peters

Quill Christie-Peters

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