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Thanks to Deanna Bowen and Cecily Nicholson for the empowering conversation and lovely gathering today at the Roundhouse, curated and introduced by Kimberly Phillips for the CAG. . Artist-in-residence Deanna Bowen in conversation with Vancouver-based poet, activist and community organizer Cecily Nicholson discuss intersecting concerns in their respective practices. @narrowrooms @cecily.nicholson @kimberlyjeanphillips . Also so great to sit with Jan Wade with her scent full bundle of rosemary, and Afuwa with lovely copies of Capilano Review! @afuwapaints @thecapilanoreview
Advocate for more green space in Chinatown through the North East False Creek survey due August 1. https://www.talkvancouver.com/S.aspx?s=500&r=ME0i2EW9qv42S0PN183Qa4&so=true&fromdetect=1 . The Andy Livingstone Park used to be where False Creek water flowed right up to Chinatown behind the Sun Yat Sen Gardens. Let’s design some of this ecological heritage back into this area! Take the survey!
Thanks Diane Lake for photos of our activities today outside Attorney General David Eby’s office standing up against the Site C Dam. Loving the ukulele jams! . . . As Diane wrote: “Love these steadfast souls, who show up week after week outside the AG's office. It's not particularly cool or dramatic to stand around passing out info on how the Site C dam will erase more than 100 km of a unique ecosystem that's home to many endangered animals and plants. (Though it's always fun with ukuleles). But if history teaches us anything, it's that when people do things they believe in, no matter how small, anything they do becomes part of a larger flow of energy. And when enough people do enough things, however small they are, then change takes place. Geothermal, solar, ukuleles - not the damn Site C dam.” . . . #nositec #nositecdam #witnessforthepeace
Of the phenomenon that is the Blue Cabin project thanks to the tenacity, listening and improvisations of Glenn Alteen, Barbara Cole and Esther Rausenberg! Talk at the @gruntgallery tonight walked us through the long unknown path of remediating, negotiating with powers that be, and salvaging this small historical and wondrous ‘pleasure craft’! Beauty.
Happening now! Stop Site C Dam Ukulele singing with Lily Shinde. I have my percussion shakers —Fun times here 🌟