The HTMlles 11, ZERO FUTUR{E}<\/a><\/p>\nJourn\u00e9e Paroles et Manoeuvres<\/strong>
In the spirit of exchange and reflection, Skol invites the public to participate in Journ\u00e9es Paroles et Man\u0153uvres. A cross-disciplinary meeting of interventions, conferences, performances and discussions, this event aims to inverse roles, to encourage collaboration between different types of expertise and to support hybrid forms of communication. Journ\u00e9es Paroles et Man\u0153uvres is an opportunity to\u00a0<\/span>take time<\/em>, together, through various forms and ideas.<\/span>
Eros Frankenstein<\/strong>
Eros Frankenstein features a concoction of works and readings that explore, in their own way, renewed forms of feminism. Blithely abandoning notions of progress and development, and anchored in the liberating powers of pleasure and transformation, it is fuelled by the certainty that another world is possible.<\/span>
Schedule<\/strong>
– 2:30pm: VIDEO BY DESIREE HOLMAN,\u00a0<\/span>Troglodyte<\/em>, 2005, Single channel video, 7 minutes, music credits: \u201cGone Darker\u201d by Electrelane.<\/span>
\u201cChimps don\u2019t share ideas like we do, and don\u2019t treat others as intentioned beings as we do, and as a result every generation of chimps, every individual chimp ends up reinventing and rediscovering the world around them largely on their own.\u201d \u2013 Holman<\/span>
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– 3:15pm: PERFORMANCE BY CATHERINE LAVOIE-MARCUS AND PRISCILLA GUY,<\/span>Singeries<\/em>.<\/span>
\u201cTwo women attempt to be who they are. They imitate themselves, trying to steadfastly remain the same, but find themselves nonetheless on the brink of dissolution. It\u2019s funny and serious at the same time. Their identities are grotesquely stuck in between hope and failure, in bodies badly matched to their fates. We could call it an imposture.\u201d \u00a0\u2013 Guy\/Lavoie-Marcus<\/span>
– 4:00pm: CONFERENCE BY AUDREY LAURIN<\/span>
\u201cThis ethical reflection on the way we deal with representations of women\u2019s bodies was inspired by the story of Dr. Frankenstein and his spurned monster. With these bodies that we didn\u2019t choose, but that we are told we can modify and recreate as we please, we can only grin and bear the breakdown of our desire for perfection. Will taking into account this collective failure within a critical and ethical discourse on works that present women\u2019s bodies allow us to transform our urges and expectations?\u201d \u2013 Laurin<\/span><\/p>\n
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