Online Screenings
Moving Homeward – Fall 2021
Wed., Nov. 10 to 17, 2021
Moving Homeward explores the use of the personal and familial archive as a tool for auto-ethnographic investigation and speculative reconstruction of home, family, and affections. In the context of migration, displacement, and loss, how can artists research, deconstruct, reconstruct and expand archives to work through grief, uprootedness, assimilation, and intergenerational trauma?
Curated by PD Directors Sylvia Nowak and Ana Luisa Bernardez. JOIN US Q&A Nov. 17 at 7 pm EST
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Publications
Sculpting Cinema
Sculpting Cinema documents the intersections of sculpture, architecture, performance, installation art, and expanded cinema within contemporary Canadian art. In stock Order online Sculpting Cinema documents the intersections of sculpture, architecture, performance, installation art, and expanded cinema within contemporary Canadian art. Through seven pieces of writing and two artists’ projects, a selection of scholars and creatives […]
line bridge body
line bridge body brings together critical, clinical, and culturally diverse expressions of somatic being, relating, and processes. This first collection involves more than fifteen emerging and established thinkers, writers, and artists engaging psychosomatics, eco-performance and relationship to place, and other parables of bodies. Digital download Download PDF line bridge body no 1 looks at experimental […]
