Artists and Community Members gathered to make and eat bread while sharing bread stories about immigration, home, place and family. Performances and workshops for FOOD = NEED FESTIVAL, WIA Projects, Davenport-Perth Community & Health Centre, Toronto
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Artists and citizens of St. John’s gathered for bread making workshops and telling stories about kitchens, mothers, foster care, and sex; Outspoken Word Festival, Eastern Edge Gallery, St. John’s, Newfoundland.
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Dragu’s month long durational performances celebrated the peasant with daily bread making and public feeding in a high tech urban landscape while exploring notions of generosity, charity and equality. The final evening performance combined bread, flags, prostitution and Leonard Cohen while venturing from the gallery to the romantic rain-slicked streets of Montreal; Mois de la Performance, Powerhouse la Centrale, Montreal.
photos: Sandra Lynn Belanger and Marie-Andree Rho
All day bread making workshop and storytelling combining elements of blessings, mothers, sensuality, and independence; Latitude 53, Edmonton.
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First in a series of cross-Canada events whereby the public was asked to bring a homemade pie along with a Pie Story. After circle storytelling, Nuestra Senora del Pan led the groups in X’s & O’s choreography with live music by local musicians. Grunt Gallery, Vancouver.
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Nuestra Senora del Pan executes durational performance pieces employing time, yeast, sugar, flour, water, oil, fire and sweat. Nuestra Senora del Pan celebrates the peasant and the domestic.
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