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*Please note: this performance is not child-friendly.
Doors at 7pm, performance at 8pm.
articule invites you to the closing performance of Stephanie Creaghan, Nat Navi, and Lees Brenson and Mitch Westcott (Dregqueen)'s research residency KINE-POETICS/CINÉ-POÉTIQUES: Queer & Trans Music As a Means of Survival.
During this research residency, the artists will highlight the power of collaboration, inter-support and music through performance, video and sculpture. The residency will feature AV/tactile manifestations or responses to music....
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MONTREAL MONOCHROME VII: RECALIBRATIONS | RAP BATTLES FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE: SHOWCASE
Free and open to all
Venue: articule
Performances!
The Rap Battles for Social Justice has organized many events starting in the spring of 2015. With live hip hop music, veterans, aspiring rappers as well as first-time performers display their original lyrics aiming at systemic oppression wherever it may lurk. With our mission for popular education to a beat - we aim to forge community ties through consciousness-raising in the form of art and...
- Montreal Monochrome VII: Recalibrations | Discussion and Workshops |
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MONTREAL MONOCHROME VII: RECALIBRATIONS | RAP BATTLES FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE: CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP
Workshop - free -bilingual instructors
Max. 30 participants - registration: outreach@articule.org
Open to all, no prevoius experience necessary
Venue: articule
The first part of the workshop will welcome guest speaker Marlene Hale from Native Montreal. Following this, a creative writing workshop where we will learn together how to engage Hip Hop as a platform for social issues. Following our robust and accessible model, we will be...
- Montreal Monochrome VII: Recalibrations | Discussion and Workshops |
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MONTREAL MONOCHROME VII: RECALIBRATIONS | MY VOICE AS A THREAD // A TEXT WEAVING WORKSHOP
Workshop - free - in English, bilingual instructor
Open to all, priority to BIPOC
Max. 15 participants - registration: outreach@articule.org
Venue: articule
A text weaving workshop focused on process as a continuous action of reality-making. BIPOC’s narratives around our experience are often denied, erased, brushed off and countered with "data, records, documentation’’ upheld by white western narratives. This workshop aims to...
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MONTREAL MONOCHROME VII: RECALIBRATIONS | MOVING BEYOND REPRESANTATION AND THINKING ABOUT THE CONSTRUCTION OF RACIALIZED QUEER IDENTITIES
Free and open to all
Discussion - in French
Venue: articule
A discussion on how to reconstruct one's own stories when they are linked to marginalized identities in the context of a predominantly white country. The concept of representation seems a superfluous tool, a smokescreen that diverts conversations around systemic oppression and renders them superficial. It is not enough to show a body that can be visually located...
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MONTREAL MONOCHROME VII: RECALIBRATIONS | THE MYTH OF CHARITABLE CULTURE & EDUCATION IN KANATA
Free and open to all
Discussion - in English
Venue: at articule
An awkward space in the Canadian education system exists where education is recognized to be foundational in making reparations amongst Eurocentric and Indigenous cultures, while education is remembered as being a source of incredible harm amongst Indigenous peoples in recent history. The impact of the residential school system is still misunderstood amongst Canadians— for example ex...
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