Performance Art Daily October 12, 2024: Andrew James Paterson, Éminence Grise

The artist, dressed in an orange shirt with the word PATE on the front, sits at a table set with a small stack of paper plate, a glass of water, and a bowl overflowing with pieces of magnetic tape removed from a VHS cassette. The artist holds up a paper plate with magentic tape on it, and is holding a box of salt in the other hand, as if he is about to pour the salt onto the tape. Behind him on a shelf are two unframed abstract canvases.

Saturday October 12, 12 pm401 Commons, 4th floor 401 Richmond Street WestSponsored by Vtape A conversation between Andrew James Paterson, one of 7a*11d 2024 Éminences Grises, and Bridget Moser. The artist will share anecdotes from his personal history as a key contributor to Canada’s artist-driven culture and talk about his video exhibition, sponsored by Vtape …

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Performance Art Daily October 11, 2024: Juma Pariri, Theo Jean Cuthand, and Archer Pechawis

A naked female figure, covered in clear plastic balloons, is moving on all fours along the top of a low brick wall. Behind her are two connected cabins of a silver subway train. On the concrete foreground are some mismatched chairs and a number of planters, some with living plants in them.

Friday October 11, 12 pmTangled Art + Disability, 401 Richmond Street West, Suite 124In partnership with Hemispheric Encounters and Tangled Art + DisabilitySpecial thanks to Laura Levin and Tracy Tidgwell A conversation between Archer Pechawis, Theo Jean Cuthand, and Juma Pariri, whose works highlight diverse contemporary Indigenous experiences through mixed media, performance, pedagogy, and environmental …

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Performance Art Daily October 10, 2024: seth cardinal dodginghorse

In this black and white image, a long-haired young man dressed in a white long-sleeve shirt, black jeans and running shoes kneels in front of a small blanket set with electronic equipment. He holds a microphone in one hand. His arms and wrists are adorned with strips of dance bells.

Thursday October 10, 12 pmDonald Burwash Dining Room, Hart House, 2nd floor, West Wing 7 Hart House Circlesponsored by University of Toronto Hart House Multidisciplinary artist seth cardinal dodginghorse shares their art practice and discusses their new sound work dirt song. They will perform a sound composition from dirt song, which was originally commissioned by …

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Performance Art Daily October 9, 2024: Tanya Mars, Éminence Grise

A figure in a dark cloak with a beak mask stands in a barren landscape. She is pulling a sled behind her with long ropes. The sled has a wooden chair and a blue plastic box on it. In the background, mountains with partially covered snow rise in the distance.

Wednesday October 9, 12 pm401 Commons, 4th Floor, 401 Richmond Street WestSponsored by Vtape Tanya Mars, one of 7a*11d 2024 Éminences Grises, shares anecdotes from her personal history as a key contributor to Canada’s artist-driven culture and talks about her video exhibition, sponsored by Vtape and running from October 1-19 at the Bashir Yerex Presentation …

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Interview (2023): Jessica Thompson Interviewed by Paul Couillard

Jessica Thompson's grey DoubleBind hoodie hangs from a white clothing stand with a QR code card in front in the lobby of the Theatre Centre.

Jessica THOMPSONinterviewed by Paul CouillardReflections on hybrid artist practices, calling out systems of oppression, and DoubleBind, the artist’s wearable art project—a hoodie that tweets for you as you walk through the Queen Street West neighbourhood—presented at 7a*11d and as part of KinesTHESESwith English closed captions

Interview (2023): Archer Pechawis interviewed by Golboo Amani

Archer Pechawis performs nōhtāwiy awa [this is my father] at the 7a*11d festival.

Archer PECHAWISinterviewed by Golboo AmaniReflections on the predicament of being Indigenous in Canada, using humour to tackle dark topics, and the artist’s performance for 7a*11d, originally titled nōhtāwiy awa [this is my father] in the festival program, now referred to by the artist as Catch a Rat with English closed captions

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