Launching on September 21, the Toronto Biennial of Art is a 72-day, free art exhibition that will take place every two years.
For this Toronto Biennial event, an intimate conversation under the stars brings together artist, poet and educator Elder Duke Redbird and renowned astrophysicist Dr. Renée Hložek to discuss the human relationship to the cosmos from a multiplicity of perspectives. In the context of Elder Redbird’s project Wigwam Chi-Chemung based in and around Ontario Place Marina and Caecilia’s Tripp’s Intersteller Sleep at AGYU and 259 Lake Shore Blvd East, the conversation moves toward Indigenizing Astronomy curricula.
Visitors are invited to bring along warm clothing and blankets for the event.
For up-to-date information on the Toronto Biennial of Art programs, please visit the torontobiennial.org.
During the Toronto Biennial, Wigwam Chi-Chemung will host the following Open Studio hours with Elder Duke Redbird at the Ontario Place South Marina:
Open Studio I: Saturday, October 5, 2019 | 2:00-5:00pm
Open Studio II: Saturday, October 12, 2019 | 2:00-5:00pm
Follow Elder Duke Redbird and crew on Instagram @wigwamchichemung.
In partnership with:
Support provided by:
Decolonizing Astrophysics
6PM-8PM
Where:
Ontario Place South Marina
955 Lakeshore Blvd West
Toronto, ON