Faye Mullen
Presentation + Performance
06.19.2020
Off-site

SS2S collective care in Winter 2020 during the residency around the Bear Moon Healing Drum. 
In Circle with Elder Sedalia Kawennota Fazio, Dayna  Danger, Amanda Roy, Joce Two Crows Tremblay, Verse, Isa Hagerman, Matisse Bourgeois + Faye Mullen.

SS2S collective care in Winter 2020 during the residency around the Bear Moon Healing Drum. In Circle with Elder Sedalia Kawennota Fazio, Dayna Danger, Amanda Roy, Joce Two Crows Tremblay, Verse, Isa Hagerman, Matisse Bourgeois + Faye Mullen.

Artist
Faye Mullen

Centre CLARK and the Aboriginal Curatorial Collective / Collectif des commissaires autochtones (ACC/CCA) are pleased to invite you to a presentation by Faye Mullen, Indigenous artist in residence from January 9 to March 30, 2020. The event will include discursive, performative, and discussive elements. Due to the pandemic, the event will take place virtually on Zoom.

 

TO CONNECT

Zoom meeting link:

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Meeting ID: 982 5451 2538

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Join by phone from Montréal:  +1 438 809 7799

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Meeting ID: 982 5451 2538

BIO

Informed by a sculptural sensibility combining a practice of observation through gesture in a variety of media including site-specific interventions, sound installations and image-making both moving and still, faye mullen’s practice adapts to relational contexts and is informed by community responsibilities in the current capacity of le’nikónirare. Their practice reaches toward horizontality worlding queer imaginings and decolonial ways of being. They currently situate their practice in and alongside the community of Tiohtiá:ke / Mooniyang / Montréal navigating efforts to lift the voices of kin, bridge understandings, and honour sacred silences.  This residency was shared amongst kin and was, with the consent of 2S youth, a biweekly meeting place to gather, bead, share, feast, laugh amongst Queer youth of Indigenous ancestries.

THANK YOU

Faye wishes to extend gratitude to Vicky Boldo, Sedalia Kawennota Fazio, Otsitsaken:ra and Niioie:ren Patton, Amelia Tekwaton:ti, Blu Waters, Stephen Silverbear McComber, Joseph Naytowhow, Catherine Tammaro, Owiso:kon Pauline Lahache, Elizabeth Fast, Catherine Richardson, Craig Commanda, David Garneau, rudi aker, Nico Williams, Joce Two Crows Tremblay, Laurence Lainesse, Marian Snow, Bo Kyung Kim, Nadia Myre, Jamie Ross, Dayna Danger, Cristal Buemi, Moe Clark, Léuli Eshraghi, Stefanie Hessler, Maude Johnson, Marie-Eve Beaupré, Mario Côté, April, Melanie, Stace, Mooner + nimaamaa, Minotaw Ashii Nimikii Carole Mullen and the ever-growing, ever-powerful SS2S (((Alex Apak Cousineau, Isa Hagerman, Jade McComber, Kay Nibiiwakamigkwe LeClaire, Kels Blair, Kijâtai- Alexandra Veillete-Cheezo, Kota Siftwolfe, Matisse Bourgeois, Milo Lefort, Moon, Syd, Verse, Ned Nipinet Landsem))). Tender with depths of gratitude to Roxanne and Manon, Corine, Fanny, Alexandre. Love + deep chi miigs to Camille.

Faye Mullen’s residency was made possible with the support of the Conseil des arts de Montréal.