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Artist. Poet. Iñupiaq.
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Across the South, many people have found themselves meeting climate change at their doorsteps, collaborating with neighbors to rise against policies that challenge bodily autonomy and narrow pathways to gender justice, while seeking to protect migrant community members. The work of our South Regions Rising Awardees is grounded in a deep commitment to ensuring access to artwork and community spaces centering the experiences of elders, immigrants, Indigenous land stewards, Black Queer brilliance, Transgender Non-Confirming communities, as well as those of domestic violence survivors, abortion rights advocates, South Asian, Black, AFAB, and Latinx people. Please join us in welcoming our South Regions Rising Awardees: Aisa Warden, Carlton V. Bell II (“CJ”), Liz Sankarsingh, Monica Villareal, Rahi Hasan, and Samantha Ramirez-Herrer.
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SHIFTING FORMS - DAY 2 RECAP 🌞 THANK YOU 🌿To everyone who showed up for the Shifting Forms Symposium this past sunny weekend at Emily Carr University of Art and Design, hosted by Spotted Fawn Productions and Basically Good Media Lab— THANK YOU! We’re still buzzing from the energy, creativity, and knowledge shared by all of the amazing artists and storytellers. From matriarch talks to the VR Jam, every moment felt like a glimpse into a powerful future shaped by Indigenous storytellers. Here are some Photos from Saturday Day 2. 📸 Brenda Miller This was more than a symposium — it was a collective moment of learning, witnessing, and imagining together. Stay with us for more! Hosted by @spottedfawnproductions + @basicallygoodmedialab. Big Thanks to our participating artists: @seemonsters604 @indigenousscreen @kerry.swanson.779 @im4lab @cedarcopperwoman @quelemiasparrow @wuulhu @dean_hunt_art @aisawarden Special Thanks to our Event Sponsors: Canada Council for the Arts @canada.council Spotted Fawn Productions Emily Carr Univercity of Art and Design @emilycarru Basically Good Media Lab @ecugoodmedia Creative BC @creativebcs Indigenous Screen Office @indigenousscreen DigiBC - @follow_digibc Women In Animation @wia.animation Atomic Cartoons - @atomiccartoons Vancouver International Film Festival @viffest NFB @onf_nfb #shiftingforms #IndigenousFutures #DigitalStorytelling #VancouverEvents #ArtSymposium #InteractiveMedia
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Join us for NIGHT MOVES: an evening of live poems, song, music, visual projection and perfomances from the talents of, Chris Bose @jesuscoyote1, See Monsters @seemonsters604 ( Bracken Hanuse Corlett @wuulhu and Dean Hunt @dean_hunt_art ) and Aisa Warden @aisawarden . Catered food will be provided to enjoy while mingling with friends and community. Doors Open at 7:30 PM. Performances start at 8:00PM sharp. DJ Deano will provide beats to carry us to the end of the event. Registration is FREE until capacity is filled. This event is a special event a requires separate registration from the Saturday Day Pass Where: DigiBC 577 Great Northern Way, Vancouver Cost: FREE with registration :). Spaces are limited. Register and check out the rest of the symposium events at: www.shiftingforms.ca This evening special event was generously sponsored by DigiBc @follow_digibc and VIFF @viffest . SHIFTING FORMS will take place on the unceded territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) peoples. We hope to see you there :) Special Thanks to our Symposium Sponsors: Canada Council for the Arts @canada.council Spotted Fawn Productions Emily Carr Univercity of Art and Design @emilycarru Creative BC @creativebcs Indigenous Screen Office @indigenousscreen Women In Animation @wia_vancouver Atomic Cartoons @atomiccartoons Vancouver International Film Festival #aisawarden #chrisbose #nightmoves #live #projection #performance #vj #dj #indigenous #beats #viff #signals #digibc #shiftingforms #symposium
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WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH - We’re celebrating Indigenous women and femme performing artists who inspire us with their bold creativity and unwavering commitment to community in today’s performing arts landscape. ✨ Drop a comment and let us know who else from our community is inspiring you, so we can continue to honor the countless other matriarchs who deserve recognition!
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