peripherie-peripherie is an experimental digital chapbook project produced by Peripheral Review.
Each issue is guest edited by a different Canadian artist, curator, or writer and includes writing, artwork, poetry, video, and experimental responses—all encompassed within a unique thematic concept.
Issue #1 is available by donation, giving access to the digital issue as well as a full-colour broadsheet that readers will receive in the mail.
Issue #2 is free to read, click below!
peripherie-peripherie #2
Guest Edited by Dana Qaddah
Disclosure, towards liberation invites the reader to critique and engage with the question of Palestine, in all of its moral, political, and spiritual significance from artists, architects, writers, poets, researchers, and activists. Guest Edited by Dana Qaddah, the issue assembles the energy of the global activism over the past year and a half in support of Palestinian liberation, and in turn, asks the reader to take action for a free and compassionate world.
Peripheral Review and Dana Qaddah would like to acknowledge that this project was made possible through the support of the BC Arts Council, EQ Bank, the Burnaby Art Gallery, and our community of PR Members and donors.
peripherie-peripherie #1
Edited by Lauren Lavery
peripherie-peripherie Issue #1:Â Extra-Sensory Perception considers the sensitivity of extra-sensory perception in how it transcends our known reality to peer into new and alternative worlds. The artists and writers in this issue engage the theme through experimental sound, questioning their roles as artists who capture images, examining the effect of a queer identities, and by studying the sublime from a reflection.