Led by Nickeshia Garrick, this workshop will be an embodied exploration of the bonds that physically and emotionally bind lived experiences. This workshop speaks to the relationships in proximity to Blackness, which have unfortunately been forcibly bound to colonization, enslavement, and scarcity mindsets. However, the relationships we choose to build with ourselves and each other (within the diaspora) — despite these shared ancestral traumas and lived experiences — bond us in resilience, empathy, awareness, and a deep desire/need for love. Participants are invited to explore these experiences and perceptions of the world through shared pasts and present connectivities or crossings. Together, participants will unearth their inner storyteller through embodied memories surrounding the five senses (touch, taste, smell, sight, and sound) by utilizing voice, body, pen, paper, and rope. Participants who have a movement-based practice or are looking to explore the use of movement and voice are encouraged to attend. However, no experience is necessary to attend this open workshop. This program is co-produced with DanceWorks, as part of the DanceWorks Emerging-to-Mid-Career Fellowship, and dance Immersion. — Doors: 12:40 PM | Starts: 1 PM | End: 3 PM View the full program at the Toronto Biennial of Art Programs Calendar. If you have questions about attending a program, or would like assistance securing tickets, email programs@torontobiennial.org. — The Toronto Biennial of Art’s mission is to make contemporary art accessible to everyone. A ten-week event every two years, the Biennial commissions artists to create new works for a city-wide exhibition in dialogue with Toronto’s diverse local contexts. Year-round public and learning programs bridge Biennials and invite intergenerational audiences to explore the ideas that inspire our events. Building upon past editions and offering new ways of seeing and listening, each Biennial connects people to spark meaningful dialogues and imagine new futures. From September 21 to December 1, 2024, the TBA offers 10 weeks of free public art over 11 unique locations across Toronto.

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The Power Plant is one of the venues for the Toronto International Art Biennial. It is free and open to the public. The works here are by Danish artists. The venue is spacious, but the exhibits are a bit obscure. It is not easy for ordinary people to understand.

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The first floor exhibition area, including the China exhibition area, is currently free. If you only have time and want to see the China area, you don&#39;t need to buy a ticket. However, for some reason, no one checks tickets when you go to other floors. The content is excellent and worth visiting.

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