Blurring the lines between media, artmaking, activism and scholarly investigation.
Artists, activists and poets will share stories that surround personal objects or ‘artifact’s, engaging with questions of archival erasure and resistance while also challenging notions of what a feminist archive is or is not.
This roundtable discussion brings together young scholars, filmmakers and artists, and curators using feminist/queer/decolonial approaches to think about their engagement with media archives, not only as a research method, but as a material, embodied site.
This event brought together academics, artists, activists and students for a panel discussion about online learning at the intersection of disability, accessible learning and race.
Featuring a dynamic panel of media activists, artists and spiritual practitioners alike, this online event explored the ways that the members of our creative and social justice communities protect our collective well-being during a critical period dominated by digital landscapes.
Day four of MAYDAYS! Radical Thoughts on a Pandemic, a virtual event featuring: Paterson Hodgson, Keep Your Rent TO. Irene Lusztig & Shelby Johnson, Radical Quarantine. Mita Hans (Caremongering TO). …
Day 3 of MAYDAYS! Radical Thoughts on a Pandemic virtual event featuring: Alex McClelland, Policing Pandemics. Sonia Guiñansaca, Poet & Migration Activist. soniaguinansaca.com Beverly Bain, Scholar-Activist. Hosted by Nataleah Hunter-Young, …
Day two of MAYDAYS! Radical Thoughts on a Pandemic virtual event featuring: Roberta Buiani, Researcher, Activist & Media Artist, Artscisalon.com Pree Rehal Artist Educator, Priya “Pree” Rehal Mimi O’Bonsawin, mimi.ca …
Day one of MAYDAYS! Radical Thoughts on a Pandemic virtual event featuring: Courtney Skye, Policy Analyst & Freelance Writer. Yellowhead Institute. Claire Bodkin, Resident Physician & Community Organizer. Hamsmart. Sharmeen …
The live event is postponed until fall 2020, but you can view the videos in the SNEAK PEEK with several of the participants including: Sennah Yee, Karleen Pendleton Jiménez, Flarington King, Axelle Demus …
VIRTUAL SNEAK PEEK: The Laboratory of Feminist Memory III Read More »
Kickass local writers, performers, and mediamakers reflecting on pleasure, access, and place in all of its manifestations. At the intersection of disability and queer, visible and invisible, episodic and chronic: …
location, location: Queer/ying Disability & Access Read More »
