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U Ȣ Summer, 2001 Vol. 16, #7

Produced at Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design (ECIAD)

1- front cover / 2- e hoxha gallery / 3- index / 4- contributor’s; drive-by’s / 5- ad; 536 traits
of the perfect manifesto (1-19) / 6- e hoxha gallery / 7-ad / 8-9- e hoxha gallery / 10-11-
english teacher / 12- e hoxha gallery / 13- the best thing is that it’s made of dough /

14- ad / 15- e hoxha gallery / 16- spacemonkeys on mars: a condensed version / 17-

e hoxha gallery / 18-21- curt / 22- a rather unpleasant mark; no brow / 23- 11 painters
review; graffiti excerpts / 24-25- tamara stone interview; ad / 26- thumbsketches and the
following...;ad / 27- e hoxha gallery / 28- thenewgraffiti; ad / 29- ben smith’s mighty goo /

30- ego / 31- walk of art / 32- back cover

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Editor's Ramble - Sweet Goodbyes

Writing a final editor's note is a pretty daunting task. After working on 13 issues of InFlux the time has finally
come for me to say goodbye and |’m at a loss for words of wisdom to impart to all our readers. (Ben would
like me to acknowledge the inherent irony in this fact.) So | will stick to the traditional thank yous and
farewells. Thank you Alex for giving me the chance to discover that publishing is where my passion lies.
Thank you Geniviéve for helping me find my feet. Thank you Deborah Shackleton for your guidance. Thanks
to all those I’ve had the pleasure of working with. And I’ll even thank those that I’ve had the displeasure of
working with; you taught me a lot. | will still be around to lend a helping hand when needed, but I'll be glad to
leave the stress, the late nights, and the unfinished homework behind. I’m burnt out and ready to move on. |
wish luck to Robin Cameron, who will fill my shoes as Editor in Chief, and to all the new folk who will pass
through this office. Take good care of yourselves InFlux readers, and keep reading.

Bye
Corinna vanGerwen
Former Editor in Chief

Influx Mandate

InFlux Magazine exists as a forum for ECIAD students to
communicate intelligent and thoughtful artworks and writ-
ing concerning the world of art to the city of Vancouver.
Run by ECIAD students, InFlux does not exclude the
contributions of staff, faculty, alumni and others outside
of the institute. InFlux, as well as showcasing the art-
works of ECIAD students also contains writings about
art, design, and media arts and issues related to and
influencing these disciplines. The styles of writing are as
diverse as the students and includes creative writing,
commentary, theory and critical writing, as well as news
and reviews. InFlux is meant to provide an alternative
voice, highlighting new perspectives and ways of looking
at both new and old ideas while engaging and inspiring
its readers. InFlux aims towards becoming a definitive
arts publication of the Vancouver arts scene, showcasing
the un-established, unknown, up-and-coming art world.

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1- front cover / 2- e hoxha gallery / 3- index / 4- contributor’s; drive-by’s / 5- ad; 536 traits
of the perfect manifesto (1-19) / 6- e hoxha gallery / 7-ad / 8-9- e hoxha gallery / 10-11-
english teacher / 12- e hoxha gallery / 13- the best thing is that it's made of dough /

14- ad / 15- e hoxha gallery / 16- spacemonkeys on mars: a condensed version / 17-

e hoxha gallery / 18-21- curt / 22- a rather unpleasant mark; no brow / 23- 11 painters
review; graffiti excerpts / 24-25- tamara stone interview; ad / 26- thumbsketches and the
following...;ad / 27- e hoxha gallery / 28- thenewgraffiti; ad / 29- ben smith’s mighty goo /

30- ego / 31- walk of art / 32- back cover

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Editor's Ramble - Sweet Goodbyes

Writing a final editor's note is a pretty daunting task. After working on 13 issues of InFlux the time has finally
come for me to say goodbye and I'm at a loss for words of wisdom to impart to all our readers, (Ben would
like me to acknowledge the inherent irony in this fact.) So | will stick to the traditional thank yous and
farewells. Thank you Alex for giving me the chance to discover that publishing is where my passion lies.
Thank you Geniviéve for helping me find my feet. Thank you Deborah Shackleton for your guidance. Thanks
to all those I've had the pleasure of working with. And Ill even thank those that I've had the displeasure of
working with; you taught me a lo. | will sill be around to lend a helping hand when needed, but Ill be glad to
leave the stress, the late nights, and the unfinished homework behind. I'm burnt out and ready to move on. |
wish luck to Robin Cameron, who will fil my shoes as Editor in Chief, and to all the new folk who will pass
through this office. Take good care of yourselves InFlux readers, and keep reading,

Bye
Corinna vanGerwen
Former Editor in Chief

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Influx Mandate

InFlux Magazine exists as a forum for ECIAD students 10
‘communicate intelligent and thoughtful artworks and writ-
ing concerning the world of art to the city of Vancouver.
un by ECIAD students, InFlux does not exclude the.
contributions of staff, faculty, alumni and others outside
ofthe institute. InFlux, as well as showcasing the art-
Works of ECIAD students also contains writings about
art, design, and media arts and issues related to and
influencing these disciplines. The styles of writing are as
diverse as the students and includes creative writing,
commentary, theory and critical writing, as well as news
and reviews. InFlux is meant to provide an alternative
voice, highlighting new perspectives and ways of looking
at both new and old ideas while engaging and inspiring
its readers. InFlux aims towards becoming a definitive
arts publication of the Vancouver arts scene, showcasing
the un-established, unknown, up-and-coming art world.

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