<i>Systemic Issues Need Not Apply: One Artist’s Journey of Existing in the Margins</i>

A biracial Afro-descendant settler, living in poverty in an extremely dysfunctional family full of generational trauma and abuse, the author trails in a personal essay their journey from self-sustaining child to Artistic Director and Consultant and Arts Advocate.

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Canadian Theatre Review
Published
2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.3138/ctr.198.003
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Art Education and Development
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Systemic Issues Need Not Apply: One Artist’s Journey of Existing in the Margins

R. I. Lovell
Canadian Theatre Review
Art Education and Development
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Systemic Issues Need Not Apply: One Artist’s Journey of Existing in the Margins

R. I. Lovell
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A biracial Afro-descendant settler, living in poverty in an extremely dysfunctional family full of generational trauma and abuse, the author trails in a personal essay their journey from self-sustaining child to Artistic Director and Consultant and Arts Advocate.

Canadian Theatre ReviewVol. 198
Openalex Percentile: Top 69%
Art Education and Development
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<i>Systemic Issues Need Not Apply: One Artist’s Journey of Existing in the Margins</i> — R. I. Lovell · Canadian Theatre Review (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS