Split: Wound That Separates
cover by Sean Nattrass

ISBN:  978-1-7753319-9-5
Price: $15.00
Hardcover
Blank book/journal

Local Pick-up Options

You can save on shipping if you can pick this journal up in Vancouver or Nanaimo. Use the appropriate button below. You’ll receive an email with pick-up details when the book is ready. 

CWhy Sierra Club BC?

 Environmental sustainability is one of the core values at Crwth. And we’ve been fans of Sierra Club BC  for a long time. Sierra Club BC is not connected to the U.S. or Canadian Sierra Clubs. Sierra Club BC has true B.C. grassroots origins and is now the longest-running environmental organizations in the province. Sierra Club BC has participated in every major environmental conservation success in the province in its 50-year history. 

Sierra Club BC is a particularly good fit for the Crwth Cares campaign, because the organization does a lot of work in outdoor eduction for children and youth. 

We also appreciate Sierra Club BC’s acknowledgement of the need for equitable communities. This statement from their website sums it up nicely: 

“Without social justice and respect for Indigenous rights at the forefront, there can be no lasting conservation solutions or transition to a sustainable economy that includes everyone.”

Crwth journals are sustainably produced. They are printed on Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified paper by an economically sustainable printing company, which makes them a great choice for fundraising for Sierra Club BC. 

When you buy a Crwth journal on this website for $15 (+shipping) we’ll donate $7 to Sierra Club BC.

ABOUT THE JOURNALS

Crwth lined journal are printed and bound in Canada using a combination of PCW (post-consumer waste) and FSC (Forestry Stewardship Council) certified material. Please note that the Crwth Press logo is not be featured on the cover of the final journal as they are intended to be standalone art objects.

Split: Wound That Separates
cover by Sean Nattrass

The cover art on this journal uses one part of a diptych originally created for a show at the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria. The original work is a large-scale mixed-media piece that incorporates silkscreen dictionary definitions and found objects. 

New Generator
cover by dea Kearns

Inspired by a visit to northern Vancouver Island, this piece celebrates the perseverance of nature. The lush foliage beautifully contrasts with and enhances the rust on the machinery, depicting a world in which nature has the power to breathe new life into technology. 

Want to support other organizations? Visit the Crwth Cares page to see the full list of organizations we’re fundraising for.