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DEADLINE: DECEMBER 9, 2019, 11:59PM EST
articule launches its call for proposals for the next year and invites local, national and international artists, artists’ collectives, art institutions and curators interested in establishing a dialogue with contemporary art and the centre to submit an exhibition or research project of diverse nature for the programming years 2020-2021. We are interested in artistic ideas and projects that are concerned with and unpack the ideas of “tradition” in its various permutations. We accept proposals for exhibitions, projects, and research...
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Sarah Mihara Creagen and Anthony Cudahy (NYC) talk about sex, botany and queerness. Both queer figurative painters and drawers, they will chat about expansive forms of intimacy found in both of their practices. The discussion takes place as part of the exhibition The Sisters' Fart Corner, by Creagen.
The Sisters’ Fart Corner presents a body of drawings and comics that explicitly explores Creagen’s mixed-race Japanese-Canadian heritage and investigates areas of representation (contemporary/historical art, and medical) connected to women’s bodies in sex and sexual...
- The Sisters' Fart Corner | Discussion and Workshops |
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articule has the pleasure of inviting you to the opening reception of The Sisters’ Fart Corner by Sarah Mihara Creagen.
The Sisters’ Fart Corner presents a body of drawings and comics that explicitly explores Creagen’s mixed-race Japanese-Canadian heritage and investigates areas of representation (contemporary/historical art, and medical) connected to women’s bodies in sex and sexual health.
Born in Nova Scotia, Sarah Mihara Creagen is a white passing mixed-race queer artist currently based between Brooklyn and Toronto. She received her MFA from...
- The Sisters' Fart Corner | Exhibitions |
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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....
- KINE-POETICS/CINÉ-POÉTIQUES: Queer & Trans Music As a Means of Survival | Special projects |
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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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