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# Shé:kon, skennenkó: ken Rawkstars? Celebrating Voices in ROCQY Zine I’m honored to share that my piece “Her” has been featured in ROCQY Zine , a creative publication uplifting rural 2SLGBTQ+ voices across Ontario. This zine provides a platform for those whose stories are often overlooked, including youth, artists, and community members who speak from truth, tenderness, and strength. The Importance of ROCQY Zine ROCQY (Rural Ontario Community of Queer Youth) is a collective

Discovering My Artistic Roots Hi, I'm Kit. I'm a lifelong artist who has lived many lives. As a child, I grew up in New Jersey. We visited NYC often, where I was first inspired by graffiti and urban art. Eventually, I became captivated by the works of Basquiat. This early exposure sparked my passion for creativity. Later, I pursued an education in Graphic Design at Pratt University in New York. This experience helped me refine my skills and broaden my artistic vision. After g

The Rise of Drag Culture Drag culture is flourishing in rural Northern New York. It is a vibrant expression of creativity and identity. Performers like Kit Thomas are at the forefront of this movement. They are breaking down barriers and challenging societal norms. “He’s mysterious. He’s electric,” said Thomas. “But once I get into Hunter Down, I feel like such a star.” This sentiment captures the essence of drag. It is about transformation and self-expression. The Impact of

Art has always been a powerful medium for self-expression and cultural representation. Among the vibrant tapestry of the art world,...

Unpacking My Roots I sat down with CanvasRebel to talk about my art, my roots, and what keeps me creating. This conversation was an exciting opportunity to reflect on my journey as an artist. If you’ve ever wondered how a Rez kid turned all that into a whole journey, this interview will shed light on that process. Art is often a reflection of one's identity. Growing up on the Rez, my experiences have influenced my creative voice. The landscape, culture, and stories of my comm