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The Gathering: Pluralism in Arts Practices - Contemporary Intersections
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This Gathering will feature:
- Panels and sharing of strategies
- Performing arts showcases
- An interactive and transformative convening of academics, creatives and arts leaders
Geared towards sharing strategies in the engagement of Indigenous, racialized, disabled and mad, women and other historically-marginalized artists and communities since it was initiated by CPAMO in the Spring 2016. The Gathering is a very powerful, positive and transformative convening of academics, creatives and Arts leaders in the creative industry. The Gathering | Pluralism in Arts Practices: Contemporary Intersections will explore frameworks for understanding contemporary expressions of Indigenous / racialized, disabled and other marginalized identified art making and its intersections. Held over three days, the symposium will showcase artists through performances, visual arts exhibitions, plenary sessions aimed at building organizational and artistic capacity, with the aspirations of enlivening community conversation in the Arts.
The Gathering offers an interactive space where arts organizations, artists and attendees dedicated to advancing pluralism in the arts, can share, dialogue and exchange strategies supporting the social and civic engagement in the Arts.
How do we achieve systemic change more effectively through collective, creative action while sharing approaches to understand Arts Practices? At the core of the Gathering is understanding how contemporary intersections in artistic practice shape diverse Canadian cultural expressions.
What we hope to achieve? We hope that everyone arrives at a better understanding of diverse realities of indigenous / ethno-racially identified artists / organizations supporting a heightened awareness of arts practices working in a pluralist lens.
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The Gathering attendees will receive complimentary tickets to "The Life and Death of John & The Milkman" for the performance on Tuesday, May 29th, 2018. USE THE PROMO CODE: DREAMBIGCOMP to get your free tickets to this fantastic original show! Book your tickets here - https://www.nativeearth.ca/boxoffice/
Locations:
May 29, 2018:
Aki Studio Theatre| Native Earth Performing Arts
585 Dundas St. E, Toronto, ON M5A 2B7
May 30-May 31, 2018
OCAD University
100 McCaul St, Toronto, ON M5T 1W1
Tickets:
Regular: $50 three days | $20 per day
Artist: $25 three days | $8 per day
Student: $20 three days | $5 per day
The Gathering is presented by CPAMO, Aboriginal Curatorial Collective, Polyphonic Ground, Humber Collage, Proscenium Club, Feminist Art Collective (FAC) and OCAD University. We would like to thank the Ontario Arts Council, the Toronto Pearson International Airport’s Propeller Project, and the Ontario Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration for their support.
About the organizer
Cultural Pluralism in the Arts Movement Ontario (CPAMO) is a movement of Indigenous and racialized artists engaged in empowering the arts communities of Ontario. CPAMO seeks to open opportunities for Indigenous and racialized professionals and organizations to build capacity through access and working relationships with cultural institutions across Ontario that will result in constructive relationships with Indigenous and racialized professionals and organizations.