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Research Series Endnote Reception

Sun Mar 17 2019 @ 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm

Sunday, March 17th

2pm – 3:30 pm

Video Pool, 100 Arthur St (2nd floor)

FREE!

 

Writer Callie Lugosi and photographer Reza Rezaï have been following the research of this year’s Artists in Residence Tanja Faylene Woloshen and Deanna Peters/Mutable Subject. Join us at our endnote reception to listen to the written essay, see the photographic work of Rezaï , and hear about the essayists’ processes of creatively responding to the themes, methodologies and choreographic research from the past two months. This intimate post-show gathering is an opportunity to discuss the research in-depth through a cross-disciplinary perspective, socialize with the artists involved in the research series, and celebrate the making of new dance works over drinks and snacks.

Through dialogue across disciplines, the endnote supports the exchange of ideas, processes, and reflective practices surrounding dance and movement-based forms and catalyzes the next stage of the artists in residence’s works in progress.

The endnote will be moderated by comedian and poet dione c. haynes.

 

About Reza Rezaï:

Reza Rezaï is a Winnipeg born artist and writer of Persian descent. His work as a curator was the subject of a 2016 Vice Canada documentary. He recently completed his first collection of poetry under acclaimed Franco-Manitoban author/poet Lise Gaboury-Diallo titled ishq. He is currently working towards his first solo show of conceptual art titled MEHMOON to be shown at TRUCK Contemporary Arts (Calgary) in September 2019.

 

About Callie Lugosi:

Callie Lugosi is a lens-based artist and award-winning journalist from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Treaty 1 territory, the traditional lands of the Anishinaabe, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota and Dene peoples, and birthplace of the Metis Nation. Their work has appeared in publications spanning North America, Australasia, and Europe.

They make use of analog and oft-times antiquated technology to create photographs. The heart of their practice centres around documenting, archiving, and carving out space for queerness in the local historical canon. In addition to a vested interest in the past, they are beginning to explore concepts of queer futurism, alternate realities, and science fiction.  callielugosi.com

 

About dione c. haynes [rampage!]:

poet, comedian, student.

Caribbean living on Treaty One

co-founder of WOKE Comedy Hour

has been published in, from the root zine and Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives OurSchools,OurSelves

performed with events:  QPOC Drop the Mic, Adhere&Deny: Theatre for the Ears, Sarasvati and the Fringe.

working on a lot of stuff all the time+looking forward to summer

 

About Young Lungs Dance Exchange’s Research Series:

This residency is designed to support dance and movement-based artists by providing resources towards the research phase of the creative process. Resources offered include: space, equipment, artistic and administrative support, presentations, and a financial contribution. The residency can be tailored to the specific needs of the artist to best support the research. The purpose of the series is to allow for in-depth research, critical thinking, risk-taking, experimentation, collaboration, process sharing, and …play! Artists are encouraged to make bold choices, push the boundaries, and further the practice of dance.

Young Lungs Dance Exchange gratefully acknowledges the ongoing support of the Manitoba Arts Council, the Winnipeg Arts Council, and Video Pool Media Arts Centre.

Details

Date:
Sun Mar 17 2019
Time:
2:00 pm - 3:30 pm
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Venue

The Output @ Video Pool
Video Pool
Winnipeg, R3B 1H3 Canada
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Website:
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