Ceci est un event archivé de la Fête de la Culture 2021.
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Cambie Corridor Lament
Numérique
Film et vidéo Histoire et patrimoine Spectacle Poésie et parole Écriture et littératureDate et heure
Lieu
Generative Nest
Vancouver, BC
Directions: Please centre yourself in our own N E S W, find your ground, and then join us on the digital airwaves!.
Accès
Gratuit.
Offert en Anglais et Français.
Accessible en chaise roulante et a des toillettes neutres.
À propos
An artful and heart-full response to real-estate development in the City of Vancouver. Poetics, flute compositions, still and moving images.
To access the livestream, please go to the Naomi Eliana Pommier Steinberg YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbAy36rqdhAxh2DDqqJ7euQ/videos
Liens
- video stream will be posted here youtube.com
Organisateur
Naomi Steinberg
Born on Canada's supernatural westcoast, in beautiful Coast Salish territories, of French and Jewish descent, Naomi Steinberg is an internationally recognized artist and storyteller. She has brought traditional folk stories, fairy tales and community-based art projects to life in countries around the world since 2001. www.naomisteinberg.ca
In 2015 Naomi voyaged around the Earth without taking an airplane. She told her hand-spun story, Goosefeather, wherever she went, and has published a book about the experience: www.goosefeather.ca
For the Cambie Corridor Lament, it is from her unique position as vulnerable renter in an ancestral home situated on the Cambie Corridor, that she is investigating the role of ritual-artist and witness. In 2018, Naomi began documenting the multiple demolition, excavation, and construction sites in a four block radius of her home, through photography and video.
Our creative collective's 2020 pivot onto digital platforms brought new tools with which to experiment. For this storyteller it resulted in an evocative reel.