Events Archive - Page 12 of 20

Sanguine and Scorched Earth

Maryse Arseneault examines the taboo encounter between Acadians and Mi'kmaq in an installation navigating according to cardinal directions.

Pascaline Knight invites participants to explore image, narrative, and print as tools for personal silkscreen creation.

Aminatou Echard gives voice to women from Kyrgyzstan on forced marriage and change through a poetic Super 8 film.

In virtual reality, Chris LeBlanc and Jean Marc Larivière explore the imperfect, shifting relationship we have with our memories.

Maryse Arseneault shares her Toronto residency and a project on social inequalities created with Marcel Grimard.

After its nomadic years, Le Labo is moving into Studio 277 at 401 Richmond, a new creative laboratory for the Francophone community.

Artists and Labo members share their practices and projects in a short format, fostering Francophone networking.

Anne-Marie Proulx explores the links between Innu language, territory, and identity through phrases from an Innu-French dictionary.

Kapwani Kiwanga presents a speculative Afrofuturist fiction that intertwines history, politics, and imaginaries of possible futures.

Joseph Bitamba presents his documentary on reconciliation in Rwanda, followed by a discussion on memory and justice.