DanceLab Sharing/Discussion: Lee Su-Feh

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An online sharing and discussion with dance artist Lee Su-Feh and carver Bracken Hanuse Corlett, moderated by Justine A. Chambers.

This event takes place online only, via Zoom: free, but advance registration is required.

Supported through The Dance Centre's DanceLab program.

"2 years ago, I approached Bracken Hanuse Corlett to carve me a mask in response to the conversations between us.

"These conversations were between two artists getting to know each other and touched on our relationship to this territory, to art, to traditions, and to our families and loved ones. We talked of the mask as a representation of the territory between us: me, an immigrant and him, Indigenous to the west coast of Turtle Island (Wuikinuxv/Klahoose). We talked of the mask as “The Territory Between Us”.

"My sole task on receiving the mask was simply to submit to it, to be guided by it.

"Bracken and I, along with Justine A Chambers, acting as choreographic assistant, will share some of our thoughts and outcomes of this process so far."

– Lee Su-Feh

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The Dance Centre

The Dance Centre was established in 1986 as a resource centre for dance professionals and the public in British Columbia, and has evolved into a multifaceted organization offering a range of activities unparalleled in Canadian dance. The Dance Centre offers programs and resources supporting the professional development of artists, presents public performances and events, manages Scotiabank Dance Centre, one of Canada's flagship dance facilities, and works to promote BC dance.