Kyuubi Culture's community-engaged project Silent Gathering: of Grief and Remembrance investigates themes of memory, identity, and healing through an intercultural dialogue focusing on diverse cultural perspectives on death and creation. Through initial conversations and free workshops with cultural organizations and those in death-adjacent industries, the project gathers stories that inform the artists' works presented in the Art Gallery of Regina. The exhibition spans multiple disciplines including costume, interpretive dance, photography, and sound. This initiative preserves intangible heritage by weaving together often-overlooked narratives surrounding death and creation, creating a platform for storytelling that honours various traditions.
Dates to be announced
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