The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery is thrilled to present In/Tension, a limited series of intimate & thought-provoking conversations with contemporary Canadian artists. In/Tension aims to shed light on the breadth of the Canadian contemporary art scene and provide a platform for diverse artistic voices to dive deep into their creative intentions and the facets of their practice.
This project is supported by a Digital Now grant from the Canada Council for the Arts.
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The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery is thrilled to present In/Tension, a limited series of intimate & thought-provoking conversations with contemporary Canadian artists. In/Tension aims to shed light on the breadth of the Canadian contemporary art scene and provide a platform for diverse artistic voices to dive deep into their creative intentions and the facets of their practice.
This project is supported by a Digital Now grant from the Canada Council for the Arts.
In this episode, we speak with Trinidadian-Canadian multidisciplinary artist Anique Jordan about her experiences as a community-based artist, growing up in Scarborough, creating works that address gaps in the archive, and her efforts to center the artistic practices of Black Canadian women.
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Dans cet épisode, nous parlons avec l'artiste multidisciplinaire trinidadienne-canadienne Anique Jordan de ses expériences en tant qu'artiste communautaire, de son enfance à Scarborough, de la création d'œuvres qui comblent les failles dans les archives et de ses efforts pour centrer les pratiques artistiques des femmes noires canadiennes.
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In/Tension, presented by The Power Plant Contemporary Gallery, is made possible with the support of Canada Council for the Arts. We thank the diverse mix of Canadian contemporary artists for sharing more about their lives and work. This episode was hosted and created by Neil Price in collaboration with The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery team - Beverly Cheng, Daria Sposobna, and Zachary Scola-Allison. This show was produced by the team at editaudio. This episode was edited, mixed, and mastered by Ali Sirois. Our Executive Producer is Steph Colbourn, and our Production Manager is Kathleen Speckert. Show music is by NoKliche and Mopao Mumu.
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In/Tension, présenté par la Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery, est rendu possible grâce au soutien du Conseil des Arts du Canada. Nous remercions les divers artistes contemporains canadiens de nous en dire plus sur leur vie et leur travail. Cet épisode a été animé et créé par Neil Price en collaboration avec l'équipe de la galerie d'art contemporain Power Plant, Beverly Cheng, Daria Sposobna et Zachary Scola-Allison. Cette émission a été produite par l'équipe d'Edit Audio. Cet épisode a été édité, mixé et masterisé par Ali Sirois. Notre productrice exécutive est Steph Colbourn, et notre directrice de production est Kathleen Speckert. La musique de l'émission est signée NoKliche et Mopao Mumu.
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In/Tension
The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery is thrilled to present In/Tension, a limited series of intimate & thought-provoking conversations with contemporary Canadian artists. In/Tension aims to shed light on the breadth of the Canadian contemporary art scene and provide a platform for diverse artistic voices to dive deep into their creative intentions and the facets of their practice.
This project is supported by a Digital Now grant from the Canada Council for the Arts.
