The final full day and evening – Saturday, October 5 – of LIVE 2019 programming began with another wonderful session of stretching and meditation led by VERB FRAU TV, artist
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VERB FRAU TV: Supporting – Day 2 Margaret Dragu and Sophia Wolfe led a group of artists and public through another morning of healing moving and not moving that included
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Thursday, October 3 was the first day of LIVE 2019 with full programming all day and night. This format continues on Friday, October 4 and Saturday, October 5: 11:30-13:00 –
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Tari Ito’s Before the 37 Trillion Pieces Get to Sleep In 1990, the activist and performance artist who was part of an important feminist movement in Tokyo, Japan — Tari
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Carmen Papalia‘s performance will be walking through the PNE Park. Sun Oct 06 Meeting at the entrance of PNE Forum to start the Walk. 2901 E Hastings St, Vancouve( at
read more moreRochdy Laribi & Christine Bouvier’s Do Not Disturb performance LIVE 2019 officially kicked off the first performance of this year’s festival last night, October 1st, with Rochdy Laribi & Christine
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On October 3, Thursday Preach R Sun‘s performance starts at 14:30 PM at Patricia Hotel Lobby. We start at there to walk down with the artist. Rain or Shine. Come
read more moreOn Sunday, September 29 and Monday, September 30, LIVE’s 2019 three-day workshop concluded. Now we’re waiting in anticipation for the performance to come, which will happen at our Art Party
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LIVE 2019 officially kicked off with the first day of visiting artist workshops and an opening reception at Richmond Art Gallery. VERB FRAU TV: planning The day started with a
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Application Deadline is Sunday September 22, 2019 DO NOT DISTURB For LIVE! 2019 (September 28 – October 6), Christine Bouvier and Rochdy Laribi, from the acclaimed French performance art group
read more moreCarmen Papalia Canada Carmen Papalia is a social practice artist who uses organizing strategies and improvisation to address his access to public space, the art institution, and visual culture. His
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