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Part of the Ka’tarohkwi Festival of Indigenous Arts, curated by Dylan Robinson

Two world premieres, devised through the collaborative efforts of several top Indigenous artists, consider the relationships between land and timbre and the site of the Isabel Bader Centre itself, situated as it is upon the waters of Niigaani-gichigami / Oniatarí:io (Lake Ontario). 

The program begins with a new work: 'Untitled' (for Soundings) by Tanya Lukin Linklater featuring violinist Laura Ortman and dancers Ceinwen Gobert and Danah Rosale. Performers read an object–a Yup'ik rain gut parka from St. Lawerence Island in the Bering Sea–as a visual score, informing their music and movement.

This program also features the world premiere of a new collaborative work by Peter Morin, Jeremy Dutcher, and Bracken Hanuse Corlett.

TICKETS
General Public: $39
Students: $16
Queen’s Faculty/Staff: $32

FESTIVAL PASS (includes all 5 live performances):
General public: $95
Students: $44
Queen's faculty/staff: $86
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KA'TAROHKWI FESTIVAL OF INDIGENOUS ARTS
Outstanding and original new work by Indigenous artists inspired by the knowledge and creative practice of hundreds of generations. Artists from across Turtle Island will gather to share the vibrant present and futures of Indigenous cultural resurgence. Curated by Dylan Robinson.