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This is an image of three young Indigenous boys. They are all dressed in regalia and dancing in a forest. The boys on the left and right are dressed in colourful grass dance regalia, and the boy in the centre is dressed in fancy dance regalia. Image from Odenang: I Belong Somewhere, a short film by Tashie Broadbent, Eddie Frappier, Jessica Frappier and Feather Sutherland with mentorship from Naomi Condo, Nava Waxman, and KJ Edwards, part of the Virtual Creative Native Project, 2021.

Circling Together

Dance / Music / Participatory


Amy Hull and the Laboratory for Artistic Intelligence


Venue
Outdoor - Ontario Place Trillium Park


AUGUST 10, 7:00 PM


60 Minutes


Ticket Price
Free

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This is an image of three young Indigenous boys. They are all dressed in regalia and dancing in a forest. The boys on the left and right are dressed in colourful grass dance regalia, and the boy in the centre is dressed in fancy dance regalia. Image from Odenang: I Belong Somewhere, a short film by Tashie Broadbent, Eddie Frappier, Jessica Frappier and Feather Sutherland with mentorship from Naomi Condo, Nava Waxman, and KJ Edwards, part of the Virtual Creative Native Project, 2021.

An evening bringing together Indigenous youth artists and their allies. 

This event is a gathering for Indigenous youth artists to share art, stories, and music in person; opening with a singalong of one of Buffy Sainte-Marie’s newer songs, followed by special presentations by invited youth artists, and an open mic for Indigenous youth who attend. This evening invites the youth to share their art, dance performance, story, or words in a welcoming, safe(r), and celebratory environment.

Amy Hull; Tom Kuo; Helen Yung; Angela Xu


Visual Story for this location is available on our Accessibility Page.

 


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