This is the first in a short series of visual conversations between the artists Cee Lavery and JB Brager. Stay tuned for future instalments!
Canadian Feminist Magazine
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This is the first in a short series of visual conversations between the artists Cee Lavery and JB Brager. Stay tuned for future instalments!
Cee Lavery is an illustrator, artist, and diarist drawing and writing about adventure, care work, secrets, family, coming-of-age, and coming-to-terms. They currently work and live in Montréal, traditional and unceded territory of the Kanien’keha:ka (Mohawk). Follow them on Instagram @ceelaveryart
JB Brager is an artist, teacher and writer, Baltimorean living in Brooklyn who draws comics and makes weird queer feminist stuff. They are on Instagram and Twitter @jbbrager
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