Rendering, reassembling, and performing motherworlds By the sense archive Presented by Eyelevel Artist-Run Centre in collaboration with Saint Mary’s University Art Gallery May 26th - June 18th Opening Reception May 26th, 6:00pm – 8:00pm Regular Visiting Hours: Tuesday - Sunday from 11:00am to 5:00pm Location: Saint Mary’s University Art Gallery (923 Robie St) Admission: FREE … Continued

A zine-making workshop on labour rights and work in the creative industries with Marie LeBlanc Flanagan | 4:00PM - 6:00PM In this zine-making workshop aimed at all skill levels, Weird Canada and Drone Day founder Marie Flanagan will guide participants through making a collaborative zine as we explore our own perspectives on labour rights and … Continued

English & French bilingual performance | Performance bilingue anglais-français >>Register Here for FREE Childcare ASL interpretation will be available “Bread and Roses: Can you see us?” is an original performance created by visual artist and labour organizer Tricia Robinson Illustration (she/her) and poet and social justice activist Laura Doyle Péan (they/them). This collaborative performance tackles … Continued

NEW: ASL interpretation will be available Work by Sarah Mosher and Hannah Genosko In collaboration, Mosher and Genosko use printmaking and textile processes to illustrate their experiences as essential workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. They are both professional artists who were employed in ‘casual’ day jobs in sectors that were labeled essential and became full-time … Continued

Sarah Mosher & Hannah Genosko What gives real value to anything in this world? The work we put into it. Exploring a key concept in Marx’s labour theory of value, textile artists Sarah Mosher and Hannah Genosko draw from the trade unionist tradition of parading crafted banners through city streets. ‘The Only Wealth Is Labour’ … Continued

Presented in partnership with the Khyber Centre for the Arts and Nocturne my inner child healing my immigrant identity by Martha Mutale explores the immigrant experience - the self split between two homes. A series of rag dolls where each figure represents a point in time in the immigrant life, softly positioned in space, while … Continued

Presented in partnership with the Khyber Centre for the Arts and Nocturne Mayworks Kjipuktuk/Halifax presents No Dominion/No Domain, where Eva Grant and Curtis Botham trace land, life, labour, and pathways across speculative digital ancestral architectures and charcoal industrial landscapes. "Homeless Shelters Before Police Raid" by Curtis Botham No Dominion/No Domain brings together two artists, Eva … Continued

Join us for a casual conversations with the artists behind No Dominion/No Domain and my inner child healing my immigrant identity. Curtis Botham and Martha Mutale will be joining us in person, and Eva Grant will be joining us via video call. All will be available to answer questions about their works on display only … Continued