Image description: A colour photo of a white person with brown eyes and red/violet hair that is curled with bangs. They are wearing a white tank top, have a gold necklace and septum ring, and have a tattoo of a willow branch on their left forearm. 
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El Bush





El is an interdisciplinary writer, researcher, and designer currently pursuing their M.A at McGill University in Communication Studies with a Gender and Women's Studies speciality. Both their artistic and scholarly work explores the intersections of gender, labour, and technology with a specific interest in domestic labour and practices. They currently work as an archivist for the Feminist Student News and Protest Archive (SNAP) and are the Editor in Chief of Intercom! Zine, a student-led publication in Communication Studies.

They completed their B.A at McGill University in English Cultural Studies, Communications, and Art History, during which time they became interested in how feminist media making, art making, and DIY practices can serve as a valuable method for knowledge cultivation and political commentary.  El’s most recent project “Gender Entanglements”, completed in 2025, is a research/creation project that centres their own practice as a textile artist to explore the often erased role of weaving and women’s labour within the history of technology. El also works as a graphic designer and loves to fiddle around with film photography in their free time!

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M.A Communication Studies, Women and Gender Studies Speciality at McGill University;

B.A English Cultural Studies, Communications, and Art History from McGill University

elyssa.bush@mail.mcgill.ca

Website

“Gendered Entanglements: Feminist Histories of Weaving, Computing, and Women’s Labour” (Talk). (art)iculating worlds, Concordia University’s Media Studies Graduate Conference, January 2026. 

“The Kitchen Table” (Short Film). Feminist Media in Montreal Festival. McGill University, April 10, 2024.




 

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