Interim Manifests
A MANIFEST FOR THE MOON
The Lunar Codex uses digital and analog technology to preserve art, books, music, and more, enclosed in time capsules and launched to the Moon. It is a message-in-a-bottle to the future.
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Curatorial Notes
This section documents works that are included on various Lunar Codex time capsules but which are not yet categorized, or which do not yet have specific documentation in other categories or sections of this website.
Numerous items in the latter are collected under The Gallerist Catalogue heading, The section also serves as interim documentation for duplicate files or back-ups for the Orion, Peregrine, Nova, Serenity, Minerva, and Polaris collections.
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Files for Freya, our seventh mission, were previously included in Serenity, Minerva, and Polaris. In general, Serenity and Minerva together, and independently, Polaris, provide back-ups for the Peregrine collection, which launched successfully but was not able to complete the journey to the Moon. With the successful archival landings of Nova-Serenity-Minerva, all works from Peregrine have reached the Moon.
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Note that this section itself is a work-in-progress, as is the website. Documentation for included works is not complete. As an example, the Beautiful Bizarre magazine collection contains sections on artisanal, sartorial, and ornamental design. As part of the magazine series, these artifacts and their creators are included in the Lunar Codex, though have not yet been categorically indexed or documented.
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Fine Arts Connoisseur, American Art Collector, and other commercial publications include announcements of exhibits that showcase images of art and their creators. Again, these have not yet been completely indexed or documented, but are integral parts of our project.
These works and their creators will increase the official creative artist and artifact count as they are indexing and documentation proceeds.
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MANIFEST
SETI INSTITUTE - ARTISTS IN RESIDENCE PROGRAM - SPECIAL LUNAR CODEX ARCHIVE
SETI Institute (2024)
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- Founded in 1984, the SETI Institute is a multi-disciplinary organization whose mission is to lead humanity's quest to understand the origins and prevalence of life and intelligence in the universe and share that knowledge with the world. Institutional partners include NASA; the National Science Foundation; Montalvo Arts Center; the Nevada Museum of Art, Center for Art + Environment; and the Long Now Foundation.
- SETI Institute’s Artist in Residence (AIR) Program is a leader in the movement of integrating art and science. The program connects contemporary artists with SETI Institute researchers to facilitate an exchange of ideas, perspectives, and insights. Resulting artworks, performances, and public projects encompass a number of artistic disciplines, including visual arts, literature and spoken word, music, film, dance, and theatre.
- Artists include Zeinab Alhashemi; Jen Bervin; Danny Bazo, Marko Peljhan, Kark Yerkes (Somnium Project); George Bolster; Alfred Darlington (Daedelus); Jordan Holmes (Dxtr Spits); Jonathon Keats; Scott Kildall; Adriana Knouf; Xin Liu; Brittany Nelson; David Neumann; Dario Robleto; Felipe Perez Santiago; Rachel Sussman; Mike von der Nahmer; Martin Wilner; and affiliates Daniela de Paulis, Interspecifics, and Theater Mitu (2020 - 2021)
- Collaborating SETI Institute scientists include Janice Bishop; Ann Marie Codie; Laurance Doyle; Wael Farah; Friedemann Freund; Jon Jenkins; Peter Jenniskens; Franck Marchis; Oana Marcu; Margaret Race; Seth Shostak; Mark Showalter; and Andrew Siemion.
- SETI Institute senior staff include Bill Diamond, Nathalie Cabrol, Jill Tarter, Simon Steel, Rebecca McDonald, and Bettina Forget. The SETI Air advisory board includes Charles Lindsay, Donna Conwell, Doria Kheen, Jill Tarter, Zhang Ga, Susan Sayre Batton, Regine Basha, Mark Showalter, Denise Markonish, Laurance Doyle, Joel Slayton, Margot Knight, Roger Malina, Tom Leeser, Ned Wiley, Sabine Wiley, and Gregory Betts.
THE GOLDEN BALANGAY AWARDS 2017-2025
Golden Balangay Foundation (2023-2025)
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-The Golden Balangay Awards were co-founded by Ronnie Dela Gana of IKUBO Media and Jovito Favila of Awards Online Canada. The Awards were launched and nomination was opened on March 2017. The premier awards night was co-produced by IKUBO Media and Awards Online Canada, in 2017 as Canada marked the sesquicentennial of the Canadian Confederation, also known as Canada 150, a timely celebration of the success and contributions of the Filipino community to Canadian society. On its fourth year and finding the right people to continue the mission and vision of the awards, the Golden Balangay Foundation, a non-profit organization, was founded. Having the best-of-the-best in the Filipino community at its helm, the GBA Awards program is currently produced by the Foundation.
- Executive Team: Ronnie Dela Gana, Chairman/Co-Founder; Jovito Favila, Vice-Chair/Co-Founder; Claire Dela Gana, Program Director; Bloomy Favila, Finance Director; Rachelle Cruz, GBA National Ambassador
- Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) is comprised of respected individuals representing various reputable organizations, various industries and community leaders, and includes: Francis Rementilla. Businessman & CEO Bodybliss Orthopedic Systems; Patrick Alcedo, Award-winning Film Maker & Associate Professor, York University; Rose Tijam, President, Philippine Press Club of Ontario; Garry Tanuan, Trustee, Toronto Catholic District School Board; Michelle Serrano, Director, Philippine Chamber of Commerce Ontario; Louroz Mercader, Civic & Community Leader Curator, Global Shaper; Ysh Cabana, Artist, Educator, and Youth Leader; Josie De Leon, Professional Singer & CEO/Founder, JDL School of Performing Arts; Steve Pagao, President, Philippine Chamber of Commerce Ontario; Alberto Rodil, RBC Top 25 Immigrant Senior Coordinator, Thorncliffe Community; Kaylene Tolentino, Student Leader, Toronto Catholic District School Board; John Kok, Student Leader, Toronto Catholic District School Board.
THE AUTUMN MOON PROJECT
Nature Magick (2023)
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- Works from the Autumn Moon Project of art, photographs, graphics, poetry, and music, archived in the Polaris collection
- The Autumn Moon project is
Bethany Autumn Kalquist Nelson â–ª Kyle Nelson â–ª Avalon Gonzalez Moreno â–ª Juan Manuel Gonzalez Moreno â–ª Regan Gonzalez Moreno â–ª Orion Gonzalez Moreno â–ª Jennifer Pope â–ª Kevin Pope â–ª Gregory Nelson â–ª Brenda Nelson â–ª Jeffrey Nelson â–ª Ian Nelson â–ª Cara Nelson â–ª Grace Lovejoy â–ª Travis Martucci â–ª Bethanie Garber â–ª Cassie Garber â–ª Patrick Garber â–ª Ed Fetterman â–ª Valentin Armianu â–ª Theodore Armianu â–ª Irina Armianu â–ª Ananda & Jasmin L. â–ª Rebecca Athey â–ª Lucrecia Pautasso â–ª Nadine Kuehn â–ª David Specht â–ª Allison Roure â–ª Lunden Souza â–ª Raegynne Souza â–ª Marlene Kingeter â–ª Morgan Kate Smillie â–ª Ashley J Justin â–ª Nikko Vanegas â–ª Maryam G â–ª Gail Lorraine Gibson â–ª Carolanne Wolfe â–ª Ashley Wolfe â–ª Seth Mahaffey â–ª Tina Walsh â–ª Jamie Lewis â–ª Alena Zdorovchenko â–ª Katie Nelson â–ª Lilly Lane Zettle â–ª Aurora Sage Zettle â–ª Dalia Gallardo â–ª Hermes Daniel â–ª Linzi Buchanan â–ª Luis Gonzalez Sandoval â–ª Conor Gonzalez Buchanan â–ª Ian Gonzalez Buchanan â–ª Michael Bartkiewicz â–ª (Luscious) Luke Beetham â–ª Daniel Bartkiewicz â–ª Lance (Dynamite) Nelson â–ª Diana Marsh â–ª Pete (Hollywood) Capponi â–ª Tim Zettle â–ª Susan Borthwick â–ª John Borthwick â–ª Lorna Festa â–ª Kimberly Kane â–ª Kiara Kane â–ª Richard Kane Junior â–ª Richard Kane Sr. â–ª Wendell Manwarren â–ª Roger Roberts â–ª Stanton Kewley â–ª Greg Pugh â–ª Barbara Oglaza Asha
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SONNET FOR THE UNCONSCIOUS WAR AND OTHER COLLABORATIONS WITH THE AUTOMATON
OSUN x Semaphore (2020 - 2022)
- A collection of collaborative poetry between OSUN and Semaphore
- OSUN programmed by Yudhanjaya Wijeratne, based on OpenAI GPT-2 345M parameter model
- Semaphore is a literary project and persona founded in 2009 by Samuel Peralta
- Training text selection from public domain database and editing of OSUN output by collaboration of the authors
- OSUN is a set of literary experiments exploring human + AI collaboration in art
MOONSTRUCK
Faith and Fear in Flushing (2022)
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- Literary essay by Greg Prince in Faith and Fear in Flushing: the Blog for Mets Fans Who Like to Read
- The Mets are an American professional baseball team based in the New York City borough of Queens. In the mid-twentieth century there was a saying that man would walk on the Moon before the then-languishing Mets ever won a pennant. On July 20, 1969, Apollo 11 landed on the Moon and, true to the adage, a few weeks later the Mets planted their championship flag at Shea Stadium. As Greg Prince artfully observes in this essay, the Mets may finally go to the Moon themselves - transported through a portrait by Nanette Fluhr of her son Lonny, a quintessential fan in Mets gear, archived in the Lunar Codex's Polaris time capsule.
THE ISLAND LAKE COLLECTION
Tanita Cree (2021)
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- Selections from the digital photographic catalog of Tanita Cree, featuring landscape, portrait, and panoramic images of nature
- Part of the Memories of Earth photographic series of the Lunar Codex
A PASSAGE IN TIME
Windrift Books (2023)
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- Autobiography of Jesus T. Peralta – painter, photographer, graphic artist, poet, anthropologist and archaeologist, essayist, and one of the foremost prizewinning playwrights in the Philippines
- Edited by S. Peralta and A. Peralta
- "A Passage in Time" will be issued by Windrift Books in conjunction with the publication of a completely new edition of his award-winning stage plays
A LIFE IN ART
Windrift Books (2023)
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- Autobiography of Rosario Bitanga Peralta – painter, sculptor, and printmaker who signs her work R. Bitanga, known as the first woman abstract artist in the Philippines
- Edited by S. Peralta and A. Peralta
- "A Life in Art" will be issued by Windrift Books in conjunction with the publication of a completely new catalog of her award-winning art
PHOTOACOUSTIC FREQUENCY-DOMAIN DEPTH PROFILING OF CONTINUOUSLY INHOMOGENEOUS CONDENSED PHASES: THEORY AND SIMULATIONS FOR THE INVERSE PROBLEM
J. Appl. Phys. 70 (3), 1 August 1991
- Andreas Mandelis, Samuel Peralta, and Jan Thoen
- An application is presented of the Hamilton-Jacobi formulation of thermal-wave physics to the problem of photoacoustic depth profiling of inhomogeneous solids with arbitrary, continuously varying thermal diffusivity profiles. Simple expressions for the modulation frequency dependence of the photoacoustic signal in the case of exponential thermal diffusivity profiles are obtained, and a working general method for solving the inverse problem and obtaining arbitrary diffusivity depth profiles is demonstrated through computer simulations. The method was found to possess excellent profile reconstruction fidelity.
RADIOISOTOPE-POWERED SEMICONDUCTOR BATTERY
United States Patent US-5859484 (1999)
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- Inventors – Lennart Mannik, Harry E. Ruda, Samuel B. Peralta, and Frank Y. Chu
- Description of a radioisotope-powered semiconductor battery comprising a substrate of a crystalline semiconductor material, and a radioactive power source.
THE INDIE ATHENAEUM
Indie Athenaeum (2021)
- Collected book reviews by Chris Fried
- Under his own name and the Indie Athenaeum imprint, Chris Fried has over 482 reviews of independently-published authors' works, posted on Amazon, Goodreads, and other bookseller websites
- With over 50,000 views of these reviews, and with nearly 2000 votes by readers marking these as helpful, Indie Athenaeum is one of the most viewed and trusted book review imprints online
- Archived in the Lunar Codex's Polaris collection
THE GALLERIST CATALOGUE
Lunar Codex (2021-2025)
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- The Gallerist Catalogue documents works onboard one or more time capsules, but not yet documented elsewhere in the Lunar Codex. It is the website's documentation works-in-progress.
- Along with previously-uncollected works as detailed herein, works from the Orion, Peregrine, Nova, Serenity, Minerva, and Freya missions are backed-up in the Polaris mission.
- It's important to note that collecting, forwarding, and integrating payloads were the first priority of the Codex. As such, detailed documentation of creatives within specific sub-collections is not complete. As an example, our Beautiful Bizarre magazine series contains sections on artisanal and fashion design and jewellery. These artifacts and their creators are integral to the Lunar Codex project, but have not yet been indexed or documented. Fine Arts Connoisseur, American Art Collector, and other commercial publications also include announcements of art exhibits that showcase images of art and their creators, apart from the main artist features in their Table of Contents. Again, these have not yet been completely indexed or documented, but are integral parts of the Lunar Codex project.
Creators of work in the Lunar Codex not documented elsewhere include
Rosario Bitanga (art & sculpture) â–ª Roberta Boffo (art) â–ª Kim Carson (podcast) â–ª Hope Clubb (art) â–ª Vivien Clubb (art) â–ª Olesya Dzhurayeva & Corvinus Press (art portfolio) â–ª Nanette Fluhr (art) â–ª Jason Gurley (art) â–ª Bruce Ha (biography) â–ª Gottfried Helnwein (art) â–ª Heather Horton (art) â–ª Walter James Burnett (poetry) â–ª A.N. Khoe (illustration) â–ª Yayoi Kusama (art) â–ª Didi Menendez (art) â–ª Antosia Moon (art) â–ª Samuel Peralta & collaborators including Francis Peralta, Vikas Kohli, and more (music & lyrics) â–ª L.E. Peralta (poetry) â–ª Sam Peralta / Semaphore X (art) â–ª Marc Pinto (body art) â–ª Miriam Molina Salces (art) â–ª Graeme Stevenson OAM (art) â–ª Richard Stergulz (art) â–ª David White (broadcast)
Creators of work on Codex Freya with detailed documentation pending include
Norval Morrisseau (art) â–ª Sergio Gomez (art) â–ª Victor Gadino (art) â–ª Tim Okamura (art) â–ª Aneke Ingold (art) â–ª Megan Read (art) â–ª O'Neill Scott (art) â–ª Kathrin Longhurst (art) â–ª Ayana Ross (art) â–ª Kate Van Doren (art) â–ª Shiqing Deng (art) â–ª Pauline Aubey (art) â–ª Olesya Dzhuraeva (art) â–ª Narelle Zeller (art) â–ª Abraham Anghik Ruben (art) â–ª Hilary Swingle (art) â–ª Rosario Bitanga (art) â–ª Steven DaLuz (art) â–ª Aron Wiesenfeld (art) â–ª Ivonne Bess (art) â–ª Sean William Randall (art) â–ª Viktoria Savenkova (art) â–ª Mauro 'Malang' Santos (art) â–ª Samuel Peralta (art) â–ª Heather Horton (art) â–ª Joss Whedon (poetry) â–ª Lycée Jean-Baptiste Corot -Students of Grade 12 English via Victoria Radiguer-Hanchett, 2023 (poetry and art) â–ª Artists of Rising Voices 3: The Bennett Prize Winner and Finalists Catalogue (art) â–ª
Artists on covers of selected magazines from PoetsArtists, Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, Fine Arts Connoisseur â–ª Dany Assaf (non-fiction) â–ª Carolyn Parsons (novel) â–ª Daniel Maidman (novel) â–ª Mike Blouin (novel) â–ª Jesus Peralta (play) â–ª Sarah Cawdron, Liam Lee, and Peter Cawdron (screenplay) â–ª Jaqueline Marie Alberto (screenplay) â–ª All individual poets from the Nova Collection (poetry) â–ª Writers of Best African Poetry 2019-21 (poetry) â–ª Susie Clevenger (poetry) â–ª Andy Weir (short stories) â–ª Boo Sujiwaro (short story & art) â–ª Authors & editors from 23 volumes of the Future Chronicles (short stories) - Samuel Peralta (short stories) â–ª Francis & Samuel Peralta (music) â–ª Ryan Cayabyab (music) â–ª APO Hiking Society (music) â–ª Gary Valenciano and Angeli Pangulinan (music) â–ª Sarah Kang (music)
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Creators of work on Codex Serenity with detailed documentation pending include
Serenity A
Norval Morrisseau (art) â–ª Sergio Gomez (art) â–ª Victor Gadino (art) â–ª Tim Okamura (art) â–ª Aneke Ingold (art) â–ª Megan Read (art) â–ª O'Neill Scott (art) â–ª Kathrin Longhurst (art) â–ª Ayana Ross (art) â–ª Kate Van Doren (art) â–ª Shiqing Deng (art) â–ª Pauline Aubey (art) â–ª Olesya Dzhuraeva (art) â–ª Narelle Zeller (art) â–ª Abraham Anghik Ruben (art) â–ª Hilary Swingle (art) â–ª Rosario Bitanga (art) â–ª Steven DaLuz (art) â–ª Aron Wiesenfeld (art) â–ª Ivonne Bess (art) â–ª Sean William Randall (art) â–ª Viktoria Savenkova (art) â–ª Mauro 'Malang' Santos (art) â–ª Samuel Peralta (art) â–ª
Serenity B
Lycée Jean-Baptiste Corot -Students of Grade 12 English via Victoria Radiguer-Hanchett, 2023 (poetry and art) â–ª Artists of Rising Voices 3: The Bennett Prize Winner and Finalists Catalogue (art) â–ª Artists on covers of selected magazines from Goss183, Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, and Fine Arts Connoisseur â–ª Dany Assaf (non-fiction) â–ª Carolyn Parsons (novel) â–ª Daniel Maidman (novel) â–ª Mike Blouin (novel) â–ª Jesus Peralta (play) â–ª Sarah Cawdron, Liam Lee, and Peter Cawdron (screenplay) â–ª Jaqueline Marie Alberto (screenplay) â–ª All individual poets from the Nova Collection (poetry) â–ª Writers of Best African Poetry 2019-21 (poetry) â–ª Susie Clevenger (poetry) â–ª Andy Weir (short stories) â–ª Boo Sujiwaro (short story & art) â–ª Authors & editors from 23 volumes of the Future Chronicles (short stories) - Samuel Peralta (short stories) â–ª Francis & Samuel Peralta (music) â–ª Ryan Cayabyab (music) â–ª APO Hiking Society (music) â–ª Gary Valenciano and Angeli Pangulinan (music) â–ª Sarah Kang (music) â–ª Heather Horton (art) â–ª Joss Whedon (poetry)
Serenity C
Svetlana Loytra (art) â–ª Daniel Maidman / Natasha A. (art) â–ª Zilla Jones (short story) â–ª Oceana Rain Stuart (sculpture) â–ª FAST India Spin Your Science short story collection authors, associated judges & staff (short story collection) â–ª Artists of Rising Voices 3: The Bennett Prize Winner and Finalists Catalogue (art) â–ª Other creative artists selected from Polaris (to be documented)
Creators of work on Codex Polaris with documentation pending include
Contributors to the LunARC Collection (multimedia) â–ª Contributors to the Interstellar Foundation (ISF) Collection (multimedia) â–ª Contributors to the Exclusive AstroGLPH Members Archives (multimedia) â–ª Contributors to the Indigenous Music Collection, project by Morrisseau Estate & Lunar Codex (music) â–ª Artists, authors, and collaborators of The Book of Morrisseau (art, design, multimedia) â–ª Kent Monkman (art) â–ª Lycée Jean-Baptiste Corot -Students of Grade 12 English via Victoria Radiguer-Hanchett, 2023-24 and 2024-25 (poetry and art) â–ª Artisans, calligraphers, and collectors of The Art of the Fountain Pen, ed. Romana Go (arts & design, calligraphy) â–ª The Dawn (music) â–ª Artists of Burning Man and Beyond, including Arthur Mamou-Mani, Jeremy S. Smith, Clayton Blake, Rainbow Girl, Jon Saariguarte, Kate Raudenbush, Paige Tashner, Benoit Maubrey, Rostislav Shorgin, Emin Mathers, fnnch, George Evan, and more (multimedia art) â–ª Semi-Finalists of the 17th ARC Salon via Art Renewal Centre (art) â–ª Native American Art Magazine - selected issues (art, crafts, objects, essays, and articles) â–ª
Contributors to the TEDxUofT Mosaic conference (presentations, photography, video) â–ª Choen Lee (art) â–ª Contributors to the Seni Nusantara exhibit (art) â–ª Scott Waddell and contributors to Drumming for Dementia (video & music) â–ª Sharini Yogi (art) â–ª Luke Jerram (art installation & photography) â–ª Joey Aresoa (multimedia arts) â–ª Na Hassi (poetry) â–ª Pierrot Men (photography) â–ª Imiangaly (music/video) â–ª Zamba Valiha (music/video) â–ª Franco Clerc (film) â–ª Mose Njo (prose) â–ª Marj Sula-Aquino (art/design) â–ª Kathy Jetñil-Kijiner (poetry & video) â–ª Sheinina Lolita Raj, Nelly Furtado, and all collaborators in "Intercultural" (multimedia art & music installation) â–ª Christopher Reilley (poetry) â–ª Kalpna Singh-Chitnis and Volodymyr Tymchuk (poetry) â–ª SB19 (music) â–ª Ben & Ben (music) â–ª Hilary J. England, with Anthony (art) â–ª Jan Sy (photography) â–ª Seree Kang (art) â–ª Katherine Bjelke (art) â–ª
Richard Komlan Folly c/o Pablo Suarez (lyrics) â–ª Joebang Massing, Carole Reocruex, Marcel Meltherorong, Busi Vasconcellos-Neill, Aline Kapalu c/o Pablo Suarez (art, installation) â–ª Santiago Espeche c/o Pablo Suarez (art) â–ª Thomas Dambo, Alexa Piekarski & crew (art, installation & books) â–ª Franco Beverati & crew (art, installation) â–ª Virginia Melik, Sam Connor, Sean Connor, Patrick Connor (art, installation) â–ª Samuel Araya (art) â–ª Gionina Engelhardt (art and design) â–ª Tun Myaing (art and video) â–ª Sister Mary Corita Kent (art) â–ª Becky Smith (art) â–ª Noor Bahjat (art) â–ª Mark Lipman, ed. and the poets and artists of The Border Crossed Us (illustrated poetry anthology) â–ª Mark Lipman (epic poetry) â–ª Françoise Dumont (essay) â–ª Svetlana Loytra and Yevheniia Loytra (art and video) â–ª
Steven Da Luz (art for veteran auction) â–ª John A. Schweitzer RCA (art) â–ª Print artists, writers, and contributors to 52 issues of Art in Print, covering 2011-2019 (art and writing) â–ª Zilla Jones (short story collection) â–ª Jyotsna Atre (photography) â–ª Steven Assael (art) â–ª Ellen Maidman-Tanner (art) â–ª Daniel Maidman / Natasha Ashmun (art) â–ª Daniel Maidman / Julia Elnes (art) â–ª Daniel Maidman / Starla (art) â–ª Sapna Sharon (poetry) â–ª Anara Abzhanova (art) â–ª Stefan Baumann (art) â–ª Tom Lehrer (music) â–ª Marco Campos (art) â–ª Michael Blouin (novel, poetry collection) â–ª FAST India Spin Your Science short story collection authors, associated judges & staff (short story collection) â–ª SETI Institute AIR Program artists and associated staff (art, music, more) â–ª Daniela de Paulis (art film, more) â–ª S. Peralta & collaborators (music & lyrics) â–ª Fiona Cawdron (novel) â–ª Yacout Chatt (art) â–ª Vanessa King & Anna Jurinich (digital art) â–ª
Buzz Aldrin, Anca Faur | Buzz Aldrin Ventures (photographs, books, memorabilia) â–ª Metropolitan United Church, the Estate of Norval Morrisseau, and associated galleries, artists, writers, for Transition of the Soul (art, essays, more) â–ª Ninot Aziz + authors, illustrators, and editors of Dragonlore (poetry, stories, art) â–ª Heather Horton, artist, and the writers of Immersion (art catalogue with essays) â–ª J Adam McGalliard (art) â–ª L.E. Peralta and the cast and crew of Luckey Quarter (film) â–ª B3STI3S (photography) â–ª Ice-T (music) â–ª Trigga (music) â–ª Smoothe da Hustler (music) â–ª Artie Cabrera (music) â–ª Munkhbayar Batjargal (art) â–ª Indira Laktaeva (poetry) â–ª Colleen Hoffenbacker (art) â–ª Bernice Shaller (art) â–ª Janet Culbertson (art) â–ª Maria Mitsumori (art) â–ª Niranjan Ramchandra Patgaonkar (sculpture) â–ª
Enrico Poli & the cast and crew of Closure and The Future (film) â–ª Alister Brenton (music) & Yllogique (music) â–ª Denis Robillard / Robipoet (poetry collection) â–ª Kayla Drouillard, Karl Szediak, Denis Robilliard, Kaitlin M. Tremblay, Kristina Simic, Aaron Kozac, Jamie Paumard, Samantha VanZetten, Charlene Masse, Kristina Gyurasz, Thaddeus Janisse, Amanda Laforet, Jessica Alleva, Ania Syska, Krysten Douglas and other contributors to Colour Outside the Lines for St Joseph's Literary Club and Free The Children (poetry, short stories, essays, art) â–ª Contributors to Journey of the Heart Women’s Spiritual Poetry 4-book series, published by Golden Dragonfly Press (poetry) â–ª Toby Wright (art) â–ª Lynne Garlick (art) â–ª
Alasdair Gill, Robin Milner, Richard Kay, Tom Baldassari, Zoe Salt, and James Sisti (nature & photography) â–ª Shalva Mosidze (biography) â–ª Romana Go (essay) â–ª Sinisha Kashawelski (art) â–ª Ruben Dario Estudillo (art) â–ª Artittaya Na Takuatung (art) â–ª Elena Bria (art) â–ª Christine Lavoie (art) â–ª Silvia São Paulo (art) â–ª Anna Jurinich (art) â–ª Dany Assaf (memoir) â–ª Patrice Fitzgerald, Jessa Archer, Jack Lyster, Jerilyn Dufresne, Tad Richards & Anne Kelleher (fiction) â–ª Authors of Mostly Murder and Beyond the Stars selected volumes, ed Patrice Fitzgerald (fiction) â–ª Oceana Rain Stuart (catalogue of 22 sculptures) â–ª Editor, artist, and authors of Chronicle Worlds: Half Way Home (stories) â–ª
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Joyce Brinkman (poetry) â–ª Edith Bañuelos (art) â–ª Joyce Majiski (art) â–ª Celeste Maia (various art pieces) â–ª Konai Helu Thaman (poetry) â–ª Albert Wendt (poetry) â–ª Wo Chan (poetry) â–ª Bela Chekurishvili, translated by Dalila Gogia (poetry) â–ª John Puhiatau Pule (poetry) â–ª Sudesh Mishra (poetry) â–ª Dan Taulapapa McMullin (poetry) â–ª John Joseph Adams & Lightspeed Magazine selected issues (fiction, art & non-fiction) â–ª Ankh Spice (poetry) â–ª Caitlyn Spice (art in nature) â–ª Leah Marie Dorion (art) â–ª Kenn Flynn (catalogue of sculptures) â–ª Martina McAteer (art) â–ª Charles Spano, Claire Carré & the cast and crew of Embers (film) â–ª Sarah Cawdron (screenplay) â–ª Muriel Bilger (music) â–ª Space Pride, via Protea Vale, Khushi Shah, Aris Akritidis and Tilly Lockey (fashion/tech/design)
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