Ideas about Black women: how can art shift perspectives?
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Événement
What happens when we create stories that are outside of our experience? Or when we’re creating stories that reflect our experience but are for audiences that do not share our cultural, economic, or racial background? Art, theatre, storytelling, and literature are all means through which we tell and share stories. They are bridge builders that allow us to connect across difference and understand perspectives that mirror or expand our own. The bridges become complicated when the subjects of stories do not see themselves represented by the experiences being told about them. Building from experience at the Black Theatre Workshop and other experiences of representation in art and culture, we’ll come together to discuss how women, specifically Black women, are perceived and created through art in its various mediums. Join us to explore how stereotypes are constructed, reconstructed, and unmade through art. Whose perspectives get highlighted through artistic creation? How are stories created and told? In what ways can we create and tell stories outside of our own perspectives? Guests: Moderator: Accessibility notice: We strive to host inclusive, accessible events that enable everyone to participate fully. This venue is accessible by ramp on 2111 Ave Northcliffe. There are stairs to enter on 2100 Marlowe Avenue. Black Healing Centre is on the fourth floor, accessible by elevators in the middle of the building. For inquiries about accessibility, please send an email to communityengagement@concordia.ca at least one week before the event. About University of the Streets Café As a flagship program of Concordia University’s Office of Community Engagement , the public bilingual conversations are free and open to participants of all ages, backgrounds and levels of education. Since its inception in 2003, University of the Streets Café has hosted over 500 bilingual public conversations. Follow us on our Facebook page or visit us at concordia.ca/univcafe to learn more about our programming and last-minute scheduling updates.
Venues
- Black Healing Centre — 2100, avenue de Marlowe, #449
Dates et horaires
- 2026-11-24 à 19:00 — 21:00
Prices
Gratuit
Artists
Dian Marie Bridge
Informations et réservations
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