Des Arts Dehors / Arts Outside

Mentors

Solène Bossu - mentor Emmalena Fredriksson
Dance/Novella - mentor All Bodies Dance
Fleuve Espace Dance - mentor Alvin Erasga Tolentino
Audrey Gaussiran - mentor Rosario Ancer
Geneviève Johnson - mentor Evann Siebens
Jhoely Triana - mentor Rosario Ancer

Solène Bossu / Compagnie Les parleuses (Vancouver/Paris)

Photo credits: Marie Gautier
Crédits photos: Marie Gautier

Artists

Dance//Novella (Vancouver)

Photo credits: Philip Jarmain

Crédits photos: Philip Jarmain

Fleuve | Espace danse (Quebec/LaDSR)

Photo Credits: Emie-Liza Caron St-Pierre

Crédits photos: Emie-Liza Caron St-Pierre

Audrey Gaussiran (Quebec/LaDSR)

Photo credits: David Wong
Crédits photos: David Wong

Geneviève Johnson (Vancouver)

Photo credits: Ruane Dumler

Crédits photos: Ruane Dumler

Jhoely Triana (Vancouver)

Photo credits: Juan Contreras Photography

Crédits photos: Juan Contreras Photography

Artists

Julia Carr/Body Narratives Collective

Photo Credits: Body Narratives Collective

Credits de photograph: Body Narratives Collective

Danse Carpe Diem / Emmanuel Jouthe

Photo Credits: Kirk Chantraine

Crédit Photo: Kirk Chantraine

Lindsay Delaronde

Photo Credits: Naomi Kennedy

Crédit Photo: Naomi Kennedy

Fleuve | Espace danse

Solène Bossu

MAYDAY DANSE

Photo Credits: Chantal Caron

Crédit Photo: Chantal Caron

Photo credits: Marie Gautier
Crédits photos: Marie Gautier

Photo Credits: Marie-Claire Denis

Crédit Photo: Marie-Claire Denis

Photo Credits: Melbourne Mouse

Crédit Photo: Melbourne Mouse

Her Tribal Roots

Anya Saugstad

Shana Wolfe

Photo Credits: Sheng Ho and Shanna Venor

Crédit Photo: Sheng Ho and Shanna Venor

Photo Credits: Tom Hsu

Crédit Photo: Tom Hsu

Kelly McInnes and Rianne Svelnis – Rolling Boil

Olivia Shaffer – Sénescence

Mardon + Mitsuhashi – Tour

Caroline Laurin-Beaucage – Habiter sa mémoire/Inhabiting Memory

Isabelle Kirouac and Nayana Fielkov – Habitats

Fleuve Espace Danse – Le Souffle de l’aube/The Breath of Dawn

Lily Cryan

– Sirens

Solène Bossu/Compagnie Les parleuses – Touché

Lorganisme (Québec) – Habiter sa mémoire

Isabelle Kirouac – Habitats

Fleuve Espace Danse – Le Souffle de l’aube/The Breath of Dawn

Foolish Operations – Tricoter

Damarise Ste. Marie – Heart-Beats

Community Verve – TransVersa

Foolish Operations – Tricoter

Damarise Ste. Marie – Heart-Beats

Eloi Homier – Alphonse & Lola

Isabelle Kirouac – Habitats

Macromatter – Alien Forms

Mandoline Hybride (Québec) – Les Installations Mouvantes

Sarah Gallos – Follow

Eloi Homier – Alphonse & Lola

Isabelle Kirouac – Habitats

Foolish Operations – Tricoter

Raíces y Alas – táctil

Community Verve – TransVersa

Alt-Shift (Québec) – Entrelacs

Isabelle Kirouac – Habitats

Foolish Operations – Tricoter

Sarah Gallos – Follow

Leña Residency

In March 2022 two DADAO artists, Jhoely Triana and Audrey Gaussiran, had the opportunity to spend two days on Galiano Island at the artist-run residency center Leña.

Residencies 20-21

Anya Saugstad, Ocean Roaring, Rotary Centre for the Arts, Okanagan Nation Territory /Kelowna  Press

Alyssa Amarshi / Her Tribal Roots (Burnaby/outdoor/site specfic) & Shana Wolfe (digital work), Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh Territories/Vancouver

Link artists names, Alyssa and Shana above, to access visual recordings by Juolin Lee

Lindsay Delaronde, Hiit’aGan.iina Kuuyas Naay – Skidegate Youth Centre, Haida Nation Territory

Fleuve Espace Dance, Crimson Coast Dance Society, Snuneymuxw Territory/Nanaimo

My project is called Arboles and what I did in this residency in Galiano, at Leña, was investigate the sounds of nature. I was outside for about three hours and I was looking at all those tree trunks, I looked for all the tree trunks on the property of Leña and I was looking for ways to make sounds on the tree trunks but at the same time listening to the sounds of nature. I heard the raven and I heard the sounds of the woodpecker and so I was trying to make the sound “tac a tac a tac a tac” as I listened to the woodpecker. There were other birds I heard and I was listening for their whistles. And for me the trees are the roots, like tree trunk it’s there, it’s dead but still has roots and that tree trunk gives life to other new trees. And for me for me, this is like an interpretation of life, it is our grandparents and what do we do with that energy that they give us…if they die…but still they live us that energy and those learnings and so then how to look for our own branches, new branches, and what are we going to do with that energy, how are we going to look for others. So this is inspiration that comes from Leña and from my project Arboles.