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SUMMARY:Sechelt Arts Festival: How Water Remembers Art Activation + Discussion
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an activation and discussion of Laiwan’s How Water Remembers\, a multi-part artistic project that aims to build awareness and cultural value in developing sustainable ecologies for humans and biodiversity. By increasing ecological biodiversity\, scientists believe we can slow down global warming and also increase protections against future pandemics. How Water Remembers encourages a vision of a more livable city with sensitive landscape architecture that enhances biodiversity\, while respecting our interconnected livelihood with the many diverse critters whose habitats may be currently endangered. \nWe will play The Divination Game that invites us to embody the qualities of the inhabitants of mudflats. The first 5 participants will receive an artist edition. \nSeptember 20\, 2pm-4pm
URL:https://coastculture.com/event/sechelt-arts-festival-how-water-remembers-art-activation-discussion/
LOCATION:Sunshine Coast Arts Centre\, 5714 Medusa St\, Sechelt\, V0N 3A0
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SUMMARY:Sechelt Arts Festival: Art Talks: Art & Climate Change (online)
DESCRIPTION:We are bringing back Art Talks\, a series of discussions that centre on issues and ideas connected to contemporary art in the 21st century. Offered online\, they are an opportunity to learn\, share and discuss wide ranging topics that intersect with making art at this moment in time. Threading theory\, practice and art\, these discussions will provide a chance to delve into ideas\, unpack understandings\, and challenge assumptions. In this first session\, we will look at artists and practices that consider a changing climate with a particular focus on our warming oceans.
URL:https://coastculture.com/event/sechelt-arts-festival-art-talks-art-climate-change/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Arts,Literary
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SUMMARY:Sechelt Arts Festival: Art Talks: Making with the Salish Sea (online)
DESCRIPTION:We are bringing back Art Talks\, a series of discussions that centre on issues and ideas connected to contemporary art in the 21st century. Offered online they are an opportunity to learn\, share and discuss wide ranging topics that intersect with making art at this moment in time. Threading theory\, practice and art\, these discussions will provide a chance to delve into ideas\, unpack understandings\, and challenge assumptions. In the second session we will consider artists\, projects and practices around the Salish Sea\, and how they help connect audiences to specific sites of climate transformation.
URL:https://coastculture.com/event/sechelt-arts-festival-art-talks-making-with-the-salish-sea-online/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Arts,Literary
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SUMMARY:Sechelt Arts Festival: Stories of Rising Waters with Rita Wong\, Bella Casey\, Tara Blasco and Wanda Nowicki
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a gathering of storytellers\, sharing their yarning with water. From poetry and storytelling\, to spoken work and play reading\, each weaves joy\, hope\, anger\, distress and possibility\, inviting us to be with the complex emotions of climate grief and loss.
URL:https://coastculture.com/event/sechelt-arts-festival-stories-of-rising-waters-with-rita-wong-bella-casey-tara-blasco-and-wanda-nowicki/
LOCATION:Sunshine Coast Arts Centre\, 5714 Medusa St\, Sechelt\, V0N 3A0
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