ECUAD Student Publication

Taking it’s name from the mischievous primate companion of Emily Carr, WOO is an experimental magazine which aims to showcase student artwork, criticism and creativity. Throughout ever-evolving manifestations, WOO has remained committed to creating publications which promote curiosity and reflect the temperature of the student body. The WOO team facilitates connections with established artists, curators, and alumni with the intention of engaging and contributing to the surrounding arts community. Submissions are accepted 3 times a year for printed editions, and we encourage feedback and written submissions for blog content throughout the year.

artist spotlight

andy gomez

But we have to remember to have fun and be adventurous, because if you’re not having fun with your work, why are you doing it in the first place?

full interview

jun baek

Art, for me, is all about me, but at the same time it’s all about others. I use myself as a representation to demonstrate ideas…

FULL INTERVIEW

amelie shypilova

To me, ‘Tender’ immediately makes me think of the relationships I have with people, because by far that’s the most important value to me as a human…

FULL INTERVIEW

oliver rinne

I enjoy hearing the reaction that artistically my work is something people want to stay with but they must work through actually viewing it, whether it be because they struggle with the gore, their own feelings/ experiences…

full interview

amruta rane

I hope that people relate to what I make and understand it. I hope it makes them think about their own art and see if they can combine my ideas with theirs and if after doing so, they can relate to it more.

FULL INTERVIEW