Image: Two Rivers Gallery, Prince George
A new podcast episode featuring Jazz Keillor was live on September 16, 2026.
The conversation focuses on posthumanism and on reconsidering the relationship between humans, nature, animals and objects. It presents posthumanism as a challenge to dominant systems of thought that have placed the human at the centre of the world, treating people as the primary agents of meaning, knowledge and control. Within those systems, nature, animals and objects have often been understood as secondary—as resources to be used, studied, owned or represented.
It asks listeners to reconsider the boundaries of the human and recognize that humans have always existed in relation to, rather than apart from, the worlds around them.
The episode belongs to ‘Tracing Lines: Art Talk,’ a periodic podcast by Two Rivers Gallery in which gallery staff have conversations with artists the institution works with about their practices, works, exhibitions or projects. The latest episode, along with earlier ‘Tracing Lines’ episodes, is available through Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
A listing for ‘Paradise Lost’ names Jazz Keillor and Laura St. Pierre and gives the dates July 24 to October 11.
