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February 1st to 14th, 2021
Online<\/span><\/b><\/div>\n

Queer Performance Camp (QPC) turns FIVE! We are hosting another winter edition to promote queer self-care in this cold dark time of year. QPC aims to create new ways to connect, grow and build community, while supporting the development of Queer artists. For this special fifth edition, <\/span>Justin de Luna<\/strong> and <\/span>Winnie Ho<\/strong> have been invited as curators, and have put together an exciting line-up of <\/span>100% online<\/strong> events! 
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This year we’re offering a QPC pass – pay what you can ($1 to 40 suggested \u2014 nobody turned away for lack of funds) <\/strong>and receive access to all five events and the #Queer Disabled Joy workshop!
Buy your pass here > https:\/\/www.eventbrite.com\/e\/billets-queer-performance-camp-2021-138363828937<\/a><\/strong><\/span><\/span>
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Message from Justin + Winnie[read more]<\/p>\n\n\n

“What emerged as a motor beneath our desires as guest curators of this year\u2019s edition of Queer Performance Camp was a need for a place for queers to congregate, reconnect and rekindle through these trying times of isolation.<\/span>
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<\/span>With closures of queer spaces and restrictions on social distancing, we aim to adapt and reimagine ways of coming together in hopes that queer communities can continue to thrive, heal and persevere together.<\/span>
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<\/span>For this year\u2019s QPC we are holding on to the DIY spirit, which is so intrinsic to queer identity and politic. We ask ourselves: What does a DIY space look like on the virtual plane? With this, we are delighted to present our events \u2018QueerCutPro\u2019, \u2018Chosen Family Feud\u2019 and \u20182:59s\u2019 as our performance platform exploring this question.<\/span>
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<\/span>A desire that has remained consistent for the past 4 editions of QPC was to stimulate intergenerational dialogue amongst queer kin. And for year 5, we wanted to continue that line of discourse through an event we call \u2018Ask an Elder.\u2019 Having an elder is such a rich experience, but only a few possess. With this initiative, we hope to inspire and reinvigorate more queer-elder bonds and connections for future generations to come.<\/span>
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<\/span>We are absolutely thrilled to share what we\u2019ve been cooking up for this year\u2019s edition and feel incredibly lucky to be able to assemble such a stellar group of queer artists, each diving into the unknown with us. We cannot thank them enough. <\/span>
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<\/span>And a huge thank you to the team at Studio 303 and Miriam Ginestier whose hard work made it all possible for this to happen.”<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

– Justin de Luna + Winnie Ho<\/span><\/p>\n

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ONLINE WORKSHOPS <\/b><\/h4>\n

#Queer Disabled Joy (an improvisation and dance experiment)<\/b> <\/span><\/strong><\/a>with Seeley Quest <\/strong>and Aimee Louw
Feb. 7, 2021 \u2013 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
<\/strong>Sharing playful queer possibilities: build joy across virtual space and mixed mediums.<\/span><\/p>\n

Recreating Ritual: a movement workshop for pandemic circumstances <\/a><\/strong><\/span>with Be Heintzman Hope
Feb. 8 to 12, 2021 \u2013 9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m.<\/strong>
<\/em>Research in movement ritual. A mindful space for silliness and self inquiry.<\/p>\n

ONLINE ACTIVITIES <\/b><\/h4>\n\n

Queer Cut Pro<\/span>
Watch Party + Hangout: Monday, Feb. 1, 2021 \u2013 7 to 8 p.m.  
<\/b>Watch anytime until <\/b>February 7th
<\/b>A selection of short films informed by Queer perspective, from Alexis O’hara, Be Heintzman Hope + Baco, Elle Barbara, Francesca Chudnoff, and Kij\u00e2tai-Alexandra Veillette-Cheezo.
The recent shift towards digital platforms in a pandemic context has forced artists to adapt and reimagine (two concepts often familiar in the Queer experience!) in order for their practices to live on, and for their work to be seen. These films aren\u2019t about<\/i> the pandemic, though they are certainly shaped by it. \/\/ In French + English <\/strong><\/span>
<\/span><\/span>Biographies[read more]<\/p>\n\n\n

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Alexis O’Hara
<\/strong>In one incarnation of her nearly 20 years of interdisciplinary artmaking, Alexis O\u2019Hara was referred to as the Phyllis Diller of experimental music. She\u2019ll take it! Alexis enjoys building forts, the most \u2018famous\u2019 of which, <\/span>SQUEEEEQUE <\/span>(a dome built entirely of speakerboxes, wired for sound and spontaneous vocal collabs) was the first acquisition to the Haus der Elektronische Kunst in Basel. As a pioneering artist in the melding of live looping and vocal processing with spoken word and comedy, she toured extensively in the US, Canada, Europe and Latin America. She offers numerous workshops including Noise School for Feminists. Alexis and her drag king alter-ego, <\/span>Guizo LaNuit, <\/span>are mainstays of the Montreal cabaret scene. Her first full-length scripted performance project OUFF, a interdisciplinary treatise on white supremacy, will be touring theatres as soon as such a thing is once again permissible. She lives and works in the Laurentian mountains, an hour north of Montreal.<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/div>\n
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Be Heintzman Hope
<\/strong>Moving between sound and performance, Be Heintzman Hope is a facilitator of music, dance and embodiment ritual based between Tio\u2019tia:ke\/Mooniyang\/Montreal and the unceded territories of the x\u02b7m\u0259\u03b8k\u02b7\u0259y\u0313\u0259m (musquem), S\u1e35wx\u0331w\u00fa7mesh, (Squamish) and s\u0259l\u0313\u00edlw\u0259ta\u0294\u026c (Tsleil-Wateuth) peoples, colonially known as Vancouver. Their practice bridges dance training with conflict resolution, healing and community arts. They hold workshops in transitional spaces, dance institutions, DIY contexts and festivals that center queer, trans and racialized bodies \u2013 offering meditation, singing and dance as medicines to those on the frontlines of their healing journeys. They have facilitated workshops for various organizations and institutions such as Sherpa Centre de Recherche, Queens University, Mascall Dance, Ponderosa, The University of the Arts Philadelphia, and The Center for Gender Advocacy. <\/span><\/div>\n
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Elle Barbara
<\/strong>Elle Barbara is a Montreal-based avant-garde singer-songwriter, song selector (TS Ellise), pinup, speaker, writer, director, curator, and intervention worker whose musical output combines elements of soul, psychedelia, jazz, and underground. A lover of the odd, dark, or overlooked elements in pop music, Elle rose from artist-run spaces at the turn of the 2010s and has seen their work soar to enduring acclaim in a career whose highlights include duets with Laetitia Sadier and R. Stevie Moore. In recent years, Barbara’s efforts have been mainly centered around trans community organizing – including contributions in Montreal’s emerging ballroom scene as the Iconic Mother of the Idiosyncratic House of Barbara. The House of Barbara, in addition to throwing balls, is a collective whose transdisciplinary practice encompasses performance, activism & DJing. Elle\u2019s current musical incarnation (Elle Barbara’s Black Space) aims to re-center blackness & reject anti-black tropes within the city’s art and music spaces.<\/span><\/div>\n
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Francesca Chudnoff
<\/strong>Francesca is a Toronto-based millennial, with a BFA in performance, and paying rent as a multidisciplinary artist. She is a dance maker, film maker, photographer, a sagittarius sun and collector of all things shiny. She is curious about the instantaneous energy of communications technology and its inevitable intersection with performance. Francesca is a creative 20-something, living in a land of Instagram captions and pop song feelings. She has presented her dance work at Dancematters, PS We Are All Here, Flowchart, Wind Down Dance, and Nuit Blanche Toronto. Her film work has been presented at Toronto Urban Film Festival, F-O-R-M, ArtSpin, On Common Ground Festival, Rhubarb Festival, Long Winter, \u00c2jagem\u00f4 – Canada Council for the Arts, UNITY Charity Festival, Parks N Wreck, FFDN, and Nuit Blanche Toronto. You can find her at @franznfriends. <\/span><\/div>\n
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Kij\u00e2tai-Alexandra Veillette-Cheezo
<\/strong>Kij\u00e2tai lives in Montreal and is a member of the Anishnabe Nation. The family on her father’s side comes from the Lac-Simon community and her mother’s, who is non-indigenous from Quebec, comes from Val-d’Or in Abitibi-T\u00e9miscamingue. Their short-films addresses indigenous realities in a personal way (Kij\u00e2tai, Kabak, Odehimin and Kimiwan). They are also involved throughout organizations such as Puamun Meshkenu, Mikana and Wapikoni. This allows them to work on the creation of bridges between natives and non-natives in addition to raising awareness of the various Indigenous realities. They also recently started internships at Ondinnok in communications and La Converse in journalism. <\/span><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n

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QPC Dance Party – In collaboration with CCOV <\/a><\/span><\/b><\/span>
Monday, Feb. 1, 2021 \u2013 8 to 9 p.m.
Andrew Tay<\/strong> has been involved with QPC from the beginning, and will be DJing an opening dance party for this fifth edition. Let\u2019s dance! \/\/ In French + English<\/span><\/span><\/strong><\/span><\/b><\/strong><\/p>\n\n

Chosen Family Feud : Solo Edition
<\/span>Thursday, Feb. 4, 2021 \u2013 8 to 10 p.m. <\/strike><\/span> CANCELLED
<\/strong>Hosted by Sandy Bridges, <\/strong><\/strong><\/span><\/b>a Queer take on the classic Family Feud<\/i>, (or La Guerre des Clans<\/i>), tailored for online! \/\/ In English + French subtitles<\/span><\/span><\/b><\/strong>
<\/span>Register to compete<\/a> <\/span>or <\/span><\/span><\/b><\/strong>complete the survey<\/span> <\/a><\/span><\/span>by February 2nd. <\/strong>
Biography[read more]<\/span><\/span><\/b><\/strong><\/strong><\/p>\n

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Lenore Claire Herrem<\/strong> is an interdisciplinary artist based in Montreal. She is the artist behind the personality that is the versatile & comedic Sandy Bridges. The Sandy Bridges Show exists both live on stage (when there’s not an ongoing pandemic) as well as online. Interviewer, journalist, wide range specialist, and domestic goddess, Sandy Bridges serves at the behest of the community. For Queer Performance Camp 2021, she is looking forward to hosting the first online edition of Chosen Family Feud! Think quick and tune in or you’ll miss it!<\/p>\n\n

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Ask an Elder
Saturday, Feb. 6, 2021 \u2013 <\/span>7 to 9<\/span> p.m. : Moe + Blu \/\/ In English<\/span>
<\/span><\/span><\/strong>Friday, Feb. 12, 2021 \u2013 <\/span>7 to 9<\/span> p.m. : CCOV artists in residence \/\/ In French<\/span>
Saturday, Feb. 13, 2021 \u2013 2 to 4 p.m. : Lucinda + Elle<\/span> \/\/ In English<\/span>
<\/span><\/span><\/strong>A series of intimate, intergenerational conversations between Queer artists.
Elders hold an important role in the fabric of Queer community. These discussions hope to encourage intergenerational connection and invite Queers of all ages to reflect on what came before, what\u2019s happening now, and what\u2019s coming next. Participants are welcome to ask questions and join in on the conversation! <\/span><\/span>
<\/span>Biographies [read more]<\/p>\n\n\n

Laureen Blu Waters<\/strong>
2S M\u00e9tis elder Laureen Blu Waters<\/span>: Istchii Nikamoon: Earth Song, (Cree\/Metis\/Micmac) Wolf Clan, is a member of the Metis Nation of Ontario. Blu\u2019s family is from Big River Saskatchewan, <\/span>Star Blanket Reserve and Bra\u2019dor Lake, Eskasoni First Nations, Cape Breton Nova Scotia. 
<\/span>Blu was a grandmother to one of the commissioners on the national inquiry into murdered and missing women, and traveled with the inquiry to the hearings and testimonies. Previously, Blu was the national caucus Representative for the Toronto urban aboriginal strategy for 5 years working with the community of Toronto and the Government.
<\/span>Blu grew up with her grandmother and learned about traditional medicines performing healings, and care of the sick and teachings. Her teaching comes from community elders such as Rose Logan, Pauline Shirt, Harry Snowboy, and others. Blu is a mother of 3, a grandmother of 3, a Sun dancer, and a pipe carrier.<\/span><\/p>\n

Moe Clark
<\/strong>\u00e2pihtawikosis\u00e2niskw\u00eaw (M\u00e9tis \/ n\u00eahiyaw \/ French \/ Norwegian \/ British) multidisciplinary artist Moe Clark is a 2Spirit Singing Thunderbird. Weaving together vocal improvisation with multilingual lyricism, Moe creates meaning that is rooted in personal legacy, ancestral memory and embodied knowledge. As a contemporary indigenous artist, she asserts her position to reclaim, restore and rematriate feminine and queer knowledge into cultural and creative practices. Originally from otoskwanik, at the meeting of the Bow and Elbow rivers in Treaty 7, Moe has situated her practice in tio’ti\u00e1:ke (Montreal) for over a decade. Her work as an artist, educator and activist aims to remember and reconnect belonging to territories of land, body and voice through creative continuums of language immersion, ceremonial practice and song creation.<\/p>\n

Elle Barbara
<\/strong>Elle Barbara is a Montreal-based avant-garde singer-songwriter, song selector (TS Ellise), pinup, speaker, writer, director, curator, and intervention worker whose musical output combines elements of soul, psychedelia, jazz, and underground. A lover of the odd, dark, or overlooked elements in pop music, Elle rose from artist-run spaces at the turn of the 2010s and has seen their work soar to enduring acclaim in a career whose highlights include duets with Laetitia Sadier and R. Stevie Moore. In recent years, Barbara’s efforts have been mainly centered around trans community organizing – including contributions in Montreal’s emerging ballroom scene as the Iconic Mother of the Idiosyncratic House of Barbara. The House of Barbara, in addition to throwing balls, is a collective whose transdisciplinary practice encompasses performance, activism & DJing. Elle\u2019s current musical incarnation (Elle Barbara’s Black Space) aims to re-center blackness & reject anti-black tropes within the city’s art and music spaces.<\/span><\/p>\n

Lucinda Catchlove<\/strong>
Lucinda Catchlove is a Montreal-based arts writer and cultural critic with a passion for the people and culture of Montreal. An Australian immigrant who grew up Anglophone in Montreal, Lucinda has a particular appreciation for how cultures intersect and interact, and how the liminal spaces created between cultures become rich territories for creative innovation and explorations of identity. This interest in liminal spaces and how we construct identity, both personal and collective, and how biology is and isn\u2019t malleable and how it affects our lived experiences of ourselves, is also informed by her queerness and the experience of living with an autoimmune disorder. Lucinda studied studio art at Concordia University and her many adventures over the decades have included playing saxophone and building ridiculous props for art punk bands My Dog Popper and Shlonk!, writing a weekly gossip and culture column under the nom de plume Miss de Meaner for the Hour weekly, working in media relations for Ninja Tune Records and Mutek, and writing production notes for film. Now aging somewhat disgracefully into her mid-50s, much to her own surprise at having survived this damn long when so many of us haven\u2019t, Lucinda remains voraciously curious about people and the world.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

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2:59’s<\/span>
Sunday, Feb. 14, 2021 \u2013 2 to 3:30 p.m.
<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span><\/strong>A series of short, experimental, DIY performances by local Queer artists Athena Holmes, Bijuriya – Gabriel Dharmoo, Dayna Danger, DOIS (Belote + kimura*lemoine), Eve Parker Finley, Kamissa Ma Ko\u00efta, Kevin Fraser, Lari Jalbert, Malek Yalaoui, and Simon Portigal.
Given carte blanche and encouraged to take risks, the invited performers will each have two minutes and fifty-nine seconds to take the virtual stage. You\u2019ll experience a variety of styles in this fast paced, casual, and celebratory show. <\/span>\/\/ In French + English<\/span>
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RESIDENCIES
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T\u00eate \u00e0 T\u00eate : franco-queer perspectives
<\/b><\/span>Feb. 8 to 12, 2021<\/strong>
During the week of February 8-12th at CCOV, the T\u00eate \u00e0 T\u00eate : perspectives franco-queer<\/b> will provide a necessary space for queer and francophone artists from dance and performance to discuss the issues that they face in their industry, as well as in daily life. As community building mission, the six invited artists will occupy the CCOV studio to share knowledge, practices, personal experiences and dreams in a closed space dedicated to the collective reflection upon what it\u2019s like to be a queer artist of the francophonie<\/i>.<\/p>\n

SHOWS<\/b><\/h4>\n

Unfortunately due to current restrictions, La Chapelle Sc\u00e8nes Contemporaines’ presentation of House of Barbara <\/span>\/\/ Elle Barbara <\/b>and MAI’s presentation of Whip<\/b> \/\/ Fake Knot\/<\/b>Ralph Escamillan<\/b> can no longer take place during QPC.<\/span><\/p>\n

Queer Body Politic<\/strong><\/span><\/a>, conceived by Studio 303\u2019s 2019-20 Curator-in-residence, Aaron Pollard<\/strong>, is still available online! \/\/ In French + English<\/span><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

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Queer Performance Camp is a collaboration between Studio 303,<\/span> MAI (Montr\u00e9al, arts interculturels)<\/strong><\/a> and<\/span> La Chapelle Sc\u00e8nes Contemporaines<\/a><\/strong>, with the support of CCOV<\/a><\/strong>. Thank you to the Caisse de la Culture Desjardins, IGSF McGill, QPIRG Concordia, QPIRG McGill and the Simone de Beauvoir Institute for their financial support!\"\"<\/p>\n

Studio 303\u2019s accessibility<\/a><\/strong> \u2013 Consult this page for detailed information.<\/p>\n\n\n

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