As per the agreements with those that have published my work, I am unable to reproduce pieces on my portfolio. I am, however, able to link a few of those plentiful pieces for the purpose of having access to all of them easily at ones fingertips. Having written the most pieces for The Blank Page and The Capilano Courier, the pieces produced for those two places are the bulk of what you will see linked below. These days, my bread and butter is grant writing which is unfortunately not possible to use for my online portfolio.
To see more of my pieces from platforms like The Blank Page and The Courier, feel free to search by name on their websites. Otherwise, sift through these pieces I have curated for the same purpose and get in touch if you think I’d be the right fit for your writing project!
An Art Vancouver amp up article, for the biggest event of Vancouver Visual Art Foundation’s year. A rare occurrence for the article writing team that I manage for the foundation, and generally do not contribute to.
Read more here: https://www.artvancouver.net/post/getting-to-know-art-vancouver-lisa-wolfin
Screenshot from www.creativedisplays.co.nz
A project for New Zealand based company Creative Displays for which I produced a trio of case studies for their new website with an additional case study for their work with Weta Workshops.
Read more here. (Find the case studies at links to all three case studies at the bottom of this page)
Image by Annie Spratt on Unsplash
For the Columns section of The Capilano Courier, a more personal piece about not relating to labels and making a home in a foreign land.
Image by Hermes Rivera on Unsplash
For the Features section of The Capilano Courier, a lengthier piece about the case of SNC-Lavalin and the issue of poor political engagement within the youth voter demographic (and older voters).
Image by Jon Tyson on Unsplash
For the News section of The Capilano Courier, a piece about an on campus roundtable about hate speech that happened to coincide closely with an incident on campus that rattled the queer community.
Image by Hugues De Buyer Mimeure on Unsplash
For the Environment section of The Blank Page, a piece about the ramifications of burying our mounting dead and how we are quite simply running out of space. Alternatives are required and this piece takes a look at that alongside the urban planning nightmare that has become casket burials.
Image by Clem Onojeghuo on Unsplash
For the opinions section of The Blank Page, this is a piece about whether wearing a bra should be something that an employer can demand of employees in restaurants. The issue was surrounding one case of a server being fired for not complying to such a demand in Alberta and the piece a take on what can and cannot be expected of bosses in the already questionable practises of North American restaurants.