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This act of transference explores the bonds of the body, the archive and the transmission of knowledge. It inquiries the theory imbricated in practice through a doing-feeling-thinking flux where the public sphere is relevant to the embodied experience.

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www.alemisakg.com

A comic self portrait coming to life, from one dimensional to three dimensional. Exploring the awkwardness, tensions, and uncertainties of being in the world.

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https://aprilmarylynn.com/

My research-creation practice and research encompasses cities, people, place, play, and participatory design. i explore ways in which play and playful design make cities more inclusive, accessible, just, and resilient.

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https://www.christianscott.ca/

Considering Montreal’s Underground as an Epistemic Site. Investigating the relationship between human movement and urban architectural infrastructure through practice/performance-based artistic enquiry and experimental pedagogy.

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https://www.eija.ca/

Locating the body suspended between physical and virtual “materialities”: An aerial-hammock installation to imprint, transform, relocate, translate, and re-present movement responses between human and (in)human bodies; producing a geo/local and multitemporal tactility collection of synthetic touches.

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https://daniellegarrison.com/

Gender, environmentalism, space and improvisation through multichannel installation audio/video works & mixed media live performances: as a soloist and a prominent member of the Concordia Laptop Orchestra

Looking at design and creation of movement through visual/digital art, +  the admiration of the physical body in its performative state to decontextualize the original
form + flirt with masculine identity narratives. Inspired by contemporary dance, circus, bodybuilding, and wrestling.

 An examination of the intercultural approach of the Modern Times Stage Company. Theatre, inclusion, ethnocultural, pluralism, interculturalism, citizenship.

Reimagining the idea of (un)gendered bodies in spaces through multidisciplinary performance.

Instagram: @annagramqueerlesque

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In my research, I demonstrate how the recent increase in awareness of environmental issues has expanded the framework for considering areas of dance participation between humans and non-humans.

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https://www.mappedtotheclosestaddress.com

Engaging with avant-guard theatre-making techniques and critical race theory, using space-specific text, authentic movement, and various forms of live-art/poetry, to research the semiotics of performance. The aim is towards pragmatic representations of identity politics, via a personal subjectivity which intersects with Black and queer lenses.

Using modes of choreographic practice and dance methodologies to critically engage with local spaces such as urban gardens, forests, and corporate gardens, as well as the corresponding maintenance practices.

In movement and dance training the models we use to understand our bodies become the foundations of practice profoundly shaping how we think, move with and imagine what a body can do. 

Circus body as a site for cultivating productive tensions and dialogues through the concept and practice of critical subjective disobedience.

 Dance, performativity, screens, Skype, domestic technologies, arepresentational, intimacy, layers/filters, voice, singularities.

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http://emiliemorin.ca/

My scholarly and creative work combines dance and media methodologies to explore movement and embodiment in animation and special effects, for example through movement analysis, theories of embodied knowledge, or studying media as a choreographic source.

Sound Studies, Affect, Relational Art, Voice, Production of Subjectivity, Gender

Multimedia artist and educator, engaged in questions about the representation of identity in embodied virtual space. My research-creation doctoral work investigates how VR may trouble how we portray and perform the many versions of ourselves and others, both near and far.

Corporeality in relation to space and time, materiality, cycle, thresholds, systems, mapping.

Contemporary dance / anthropology / sensorium / liminality

My research explores approaches to teaching collaborative projects within university studio arts. Using my experience as an artist and instructor I am exploring how to best teach collaborative projects in the university visual art studio and create recommendations for university instructors.

Performance Art; Pedagogy; Rest; Relational Aesthetics; Participation; Dialogic Practice; Deep Hangouts; Slow Movements; Infiltrating Non-Actions; Doing Nothing; Micro-Event; Liminal Space; Socially Engaged Art; Art-Life; Un-Artist

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https://bankofvictoria.com

https://nothingissacred.ca

My research looks at what live performances become (or might become) when they are over, with particular attention to the personal histories associated with them. It draws on translation theories, oral history methods, memory studies, performance historiography, and research-creation. 

https://www.annavigeland.com/

An investigation in our increasing cohabitation with artificial agents and more precisely our animist behaviours towards those agents and the transformation of corporeality in human-machine relationships, through dance and film.

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http://www.chelanie.com/

An Autotheory/Autoethnography of Multiple Somatic Dimensions Experienced in Eco-Performance: Reactivating Somatic Connection to the Land .

I am investigating internal transformations in durational performance art and its relationship to non-binary and transgender identities. I believe it is within the embodiment of affectual transformation that queer resistance is created through performative action. 

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https://hollytimpener.wixsite.com/hollytimpener

What assumptions do we make about people based on their voices? Through historically informed exploration of vocal production, scientific research about timbre perception, new music creation, and creative experimentation we can make space for trans, BIPOC, and disabled folx in classical singing.

I research the sense-of-self as a medium for understanding our connections with nonhumans and the environment.

Sound as an ecological medium defies normative boundaries between self/ other/ environment as well as oppositional binary categories (inside/outside, natural /unnatural): it suits the social challenges of our current moment, including questions of gender + sexuality.

Margaret’s research contemplates the potential for art in public space to transform daily urban experiences, using interdisciplinary methodologies, archival materials, site-writing and urban interventions to question how performance artists might intervene, reimagine and reconstitute places influential to our daily life.

Research-creation doctoral work that investigates alternative and experimental approaches to creation and performance practices, with the performing arts as a site and language to facilitate neurodiverse thinking and communication.

A Slow Materialized Discovery of the Saint Laurent Metro Station: embodiment, walking, narratives, materiality, intimacy, slow, participatory, audiowalk, playful, papermaking, mapping

A series of variations (physical explorations) between the human body and the rod; rods as measures of space, extensions of the body, weaponry, points of balance, paddles, propulsors, writing tools, etc., but also in the transformations they create in individual(s). What effect do external elements have on our physical and cognitive patterns?