In these uncertain times, we wanted to create art that brings people joy. So when we asked ourselves: ''What brings us joy? And how can we share this joy with everyone, regardless of age?'' We both answered: '' Midori Nishikawa.'' Midori is Martin’s 4-year-old niece, and she is the silliest, funniest, most adorable kid we know.

Fabric & Flame is an embroidery project from behind a screen. It aims to connect isolated artists through the medium of community embroidery. In challenging times it is hard to reflect on the passions that bring you joy. Fire & Desire asks you to conceptualize your flame.

Patients is a verbatim theatre piece sourced from the community members of Canmore, Alberta. Inspired by the intriguing people of his father’s town, Eric wishes to make a piece about them; about their daily lives, relationships with nature, experience with coronavirus, and hopes and dreams for the town's future. Working from submissions obtained through a mass-printing, the artist shaped the different stories into this script.

Lorena is working with a group of immigrant women of different ages doing a mask workshops and storytelling workshops as a first phase of the project that has been completed.

Inspired by the stories of 4 women from different parts of the world, Brazil, Mexico, Chad, Algeria, Afghanistan, she created 4 characters and tries to portray in image and video the 4 stories of arriving to Canada in a poetical way…

“Two Canoe” tracks a conversational dance between two rowers who debate whether they are paddling along in the same boat, or whether their separate boats are merely heading in the same direction. 

There is a museum out in the woods, beyond the fog and hum of cicadas, that holds, beyond the fog and hum of cicadas, that holds the stories of items both lost and found. You can only visit the museum if invited but don’t stray away from the tour guide or else you might find yourself part of the exhibit.