DISRUPTION / DISRUPTION
OPEN ART/ Design Call_Appel à projets _Date limite_DEADLINE: 5, nov. 2023_
Nous recherchons des participants pour apporter de nouvelles idées à la communauté de Griffintown et pour réfléchir à son avenir.
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We are looking for participants to bring new ideas to the Griffintown community and to think about its future.
Third intervention
We are inviting adult participants to an art & design call for ideas as part of the research : Imaging a Sense of Place and Community conducted by Ph.D. candidate Elsy Zavarce to explore the spatial politics of urban changes, focusing on the discursive, social, material, and cultural specificities of Griffintown.
The study examines how Socially Engaged Art (SEA) can help develop a sense of community and place through interventions.
The researcher invites participants to examine the significance of the Horse Palace Land and explore the site's sensoriality, material, historical, political, and social significance.
Learning about the neighbourhood may bring a sense of belonging, connecting to the material and social significance of the site, and sharing ideas about the future of GRIFFINTOWN and the Horse Palace Land can lead to a social connection and a sense of community.
You will also be invited to participate in an optional info sessions and collective urban mapping workshops. You will be invited to document your thoughts and experience through note-taking, videos, and photography. In addition, you will be asked to share your art /proposal/designs in an online exhibition, with the possibility of an in-person display at Fonderie Darling.
The DISRUPTION open art/design call, is close.
I have made two web pages with the participations:
DISRUPTION I
DISRUPTION II
Contact information: Elsy Zavarce, Ph.D. candidate at Concordia University. Email: elsyzavarce@gmail.com
Fonderie Darling. 745 Rue Ottawa. H3C 1R8 Montreal. Canada
Other links:
Horse Palace Land:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Griffintown_Horse_Palace
New City Gas:
https://www.patrimoine-culturel.gouv.qc.ca/rpcq/detail.do?methode=consulter&id=191016&type=bien