Are we on a journey of extinction or redemption? Kirsten Sedore asks big questions about the physical and psychological nature of the human relationship with the world. The seven large, free standing paintings in Descent with Modification show a physical evolutionary progression through space. The […]
We are going deep into the Archive this week for a selection from our inaugural issue, Questionable Methods Of Political Socialization by Simon Massey, a funny and searing work of creative non-fiction. “Grow up with a slight ambivalence toward authority, picture yourself as “hard-edged.” Listen to […]
Here at Pulp, 2015 brings an exciting anniversary. Pulp turns 10! We have come a long way over the last 4 years and couldn’t be happier to still be here to share the best in art and writing from the KPU community.
We will continue to post a selection of work from our archives here online, and look forward to Issue #10 in the Spring.
The KPU Creative Writing Guild is having its first meeting of the semester Monday, January 12, 2015, in Grassroots Cafe on the Surrey Campus. Anyone is welcome. Come and meet other members of the Kwantlen creative community. The meetings are scheduled once a week on Mondays, so if you can’t make it this week, mark your calendar. Check out the Guild’s Facebook group for more details.
We are excited to announce that Pulp launched Issue #9 this past week featuring: Fashion Design from Marita Paul Fiction from Connor Doyle & Carol Johnson Installation from Michael Elias & Rosaura Ojeda Interviews from Zsuzsi Gartner & Natasha Renceno Memoir from Winston Le Mixed […]
This week From the Archive is Burnt Hair from Kwantlen graduate and award winning fiction writer, Taryn Pearcey. “The first thing I burn is a white dandelion, the kind that scatters all its little umbrella seeds in the breeze when you blow on it. I […]
Corners by Andrew Lund is a dynamic and interactive installation in wood that explores the relationship between space and the user, portraying both the utilitarian as well as the sculptural aspects of the structures we inhabit.
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