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Saelan Twerdy

Saelan Twerdy

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Editorial Coordinator, Concordia University

Montreal

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CanadaDiningTechnologyFood

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K-PopFast FoodAgricultureFood ProductionSocial NetworkingJPLDiversityHome InteriorsApplePsychologyFeature ProfilesMental IllnessTechnology CultureMusiciansArtistsEditorial

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Total articles 22

  • Azza El Siddique's art installations enthrall the senses to capture feelings language can't represent

    By Saelan Twerdy| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Verified When you step into one of Azza El Siddique's art installations, it's likely that the first thing you notice will be a scent. It might be sandaliya, a sandalwood oil often used to prepare bodies in Muslim burial practice, or it could be bakhoor, a form of incense made of compressed wood chips soaked in perfumed oils such as myrrh, rose, and frankincense.

    By Saelan Twerdy · Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)

    Jul. 27, 2022

  • Watch the rise of Stan Douglas — Canada's artist in Venice — in 5 archival videos | CBC Arts

    By Saelan Twerdy| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Verified Widely regarded as one of the world's most prestigious showcases for contemporary art, the Venice Biennale opened with Aperol spritz-soaked celebrations this past weekend after a three-year, pandemic-induced hiatus. And there representing Canada is Vancouver-based multimedia artist Stan Douglas, who's showing his photographic series 2011 ≠ 1848 in the Canadian pavilion as well as the video installation ISDN in a 16th-century Venetian salt warehouse.

    By Saelan Twerdy · Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)

    Apr. 26, 2022

  • Azza El Siddique's art installations enthrall the senses to capture feelings language can't represent

    By Saelan Twerdy| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Verified When you step into one of Azza El Siddique's art installations, it's likely that the first thing you notice will be a scent. It might be sandaliya, a sandalwood oil often used to prepare bodies in Muslim burial practice, or it could be bakhoor, a form of incense made of compressed wood chips soaked in perfumed oils such as myrrh, rose, and frankincense.

    By Saelan Twerdy · Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)

    Jul. 27, 2022

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Momus,C Magazine,Canadian Art Magazine,Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (Cbc)

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Kenya, Montreal, Canada