Dori Tunstall Returns to PRINT with 'Dr. Dori's Cut: 100 Words. No Filler.'
Dr. Dori Tunstall makes her return to PRINT Magazine with her series titled "Dr. Dori's Cut: 100 Words. No Filler." Each installment comprises 100 words paired with an image, delving into the histories and power structures within design. Tunstall, who authored "Decolonizing Design: A Cultural Justice Guidebook," reflects on her recent visit to Toronto, where she observed "Buy Canadian" advertisements and flags in both Ottawa and Toronto. Accompanying her commentary is a screenshot of an Air Canada ad promoting MadeGood Morning's 100% Canadian oats breakfast bar. Tunstall shares her ambivalence regarding the strong "Made in Canada" sentiment in light of the ongoing U.S. trade war.
Key facts
- Dr. Dori Tunstall returns to PRINT Magazine with a new installment of "Dr. Dori's Cut: 100 Words. No Filler." as September ends
- The series format is 100 words and one image per installment
- Tunstall is a design anthropologist and author of "Decolonizing Design: A Cultural Justice Guidebook"
- The current installment addresses Canadian "Buy Canadian" messaging and the Canada-United States trade war
- Tunstall visited Canada for work and to see her sister and brother-in-law, who moved to Toronto
- She saw "Buy Canadian" TV advertisements and larger Canadian flags outside corporate headquarters in Ottawa and Toronto
- The accompanying image is a screenshot of an Air Canada promotion for MadeGood Morning's 100% Canadian oats breakfast bar, credited to Dori Tunstall
- Tunstall noted the "Made in Canada" message on snacks on her Air Canada flight back to the United States
Entities
Artists
- Dori Tunstall
Institutions
- PRINT Magazine
- Air Canada
- MadeGood Morning
Locations
- Canada
- United States
- Toronto
- Ottawa