by PuSh International Performing Arts Festival
Put in your earbuds and take a walk! The PuSh Festival channel is home to all PuSh Festival audio content, from walks with artists to arts industry discussions. The series features conversations that connect us to people, places and practices. At a time when the pandemic continues to pull us apart, walk with voices from the arts community who are endeavouring to PuSh us back together. Headphones, shoes, PuSh play!
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1/13/2021
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February 2, 2022
<p>Join Squamish cultural leader <strong>Xwechtaal </strong>(Dennis Joseph) and Scottish-Canadian multidisciplinary artist <strong>Claire Love Wilson</strong> as they walk and sing together at Sen̓áḵw. This journey brings you to the edge of what is presently known as Kitsilano, on the unceded territories of the xwməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil- Waututh) Nations, where you can listen alongside Claire as Xwechtaal shares stories of the land, his grandfather, and his visions for the future of Sen̓áḵw.</p> <p>Audio editing by Ashley Daniel Foot</p> <p><br></p> <p><br></p>
February 2, 2022
<p>A creative producer sits between the creative process and the operational process in a project, orchestrating ideas, resources, and people to turn the seed of an idea into reality. Creative producers shape how a work is realized, which often impacts how the work is experienced. While it can be a difficult role to define, the Digital Cultures Research Centre (UK) describes it as one that combines attention to detail with an ability to see the big picture and make connections between the two, realizing the vision of a project and making it possible for a creative team to achieve their best. In this panel discussion, <strong>Rob Thomson</strong> (Full Circle: First Nations Performance and the Talking Stick Festival), <strong>Bek Berger</strong> (New Theatre Institute of Latvia and International Festival of Contemporary Performance, Homo Novus), and <strong>Anthony Gray</strong> (Fuel Theatre) share how they got into producing and what they’ve learned along the way. Moderated by <strong>Gabrielle Martin </strong>(PuSh Festival).</p>
February 1, 2022
<p>This panel brings together performance curators who are leading initiatives in supporting artistic practice, from establishing co-production networks to creating hubs of exchange; from hosting residencies and taking on production risk to sharing curation, and more. In conversation, these curators will share their perspectives on the role of presenters within the ecosystems of local and international artistic communities. Speakers include <strong>Martine Dennewald</strong> (Festival TransAmériques, Canada), <strong>Quito Tembe</strong> (International Contemporary Dance Platform KINANI, Mozambique), <strong>Erin Boberg</strong> (Portland Institute for Contemporary Art, USA), <strong>Daniel Blanga Gubbay </strong>(KUNSTENFESTIVALDESARTS, Belgium), and <strong>Fernando Zugno</strong> (Porto Alegre em Cena, Brazil). Moderated by <strong>Gabrielle Martin</strong> (PuSh Festival).</p>
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Put in your earbuds and take a walk!
The PuSh Festival channel is home to all PuSh Festival audio content, from walks with artists to arts industry discussions. The series features conversations that connect us to people, places and practices. At a time when the pandemic continues to pull us apart, walk with voices from the arts community who are endeavouring to PuSh us back together.
Headphones, shoes, PuSh play!
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