In 2026, the Toronto Queer Film Festival is celebrating ten years of bringing 2SLGBTQIA+ filmmaking to Toronto, with radical roots and a focus on amplifying…
Cover image: “Holding the Line” by Ibrahim Abusitta. View the full painting in Toronto at 25 Cecil St during this year’s Mayworks Festival, taking place…
When 128 million people tuned in to watch this year’s Super Bowl, one of the world’s most corporate spectacles, they witnessed a Boricua party. Led…
Contains spoilers Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another may be the most important American film made this year. I will go on a step…
Elbows up for Mom,hauling laundry baskets up and down three flights of stairs,gasping at soap operas with her hands full,tucking corners tight on hopeand threadbare…
Jay Ross and Jamie Macnaughton are two punks who have been organizing benefit shows for Palestine in Toronto for the last few months, including one…
Spring member D’Arcy Briggs sat down with musician Eevie Echoes for a wide-ranging interview covering her new album (The Pros and Cons of Being a…
At the height of the 2011 Egyptian Revolution, phrases like “He leaves, we stay!” were hot on the lips of hundreds of thousands protesting the…
A Catholic communist decades before the words “liberation theology” were ever thought of. A radical working-class poet long prior to the emergence of others of…
Moe Pramanick is a Sindhi-Bengali visual artist based in Toronto. Spring Magazine caught up with Moe to discuss the role of art in movements, and…
“Soon you’ll be able to weave anything you want. Anything you can see and anything your heart can imagine. Your very own world.” – from…
There is no such thing as individual. There are only groups, collectives, communities, societies. Nature is collective. Body is collective—a community of organs. What we…
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