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CreativeMornings Toronto Storytelling Field Trip
This event happened on Fri, Nov 1, 2019
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Overview
23 Lovely Attendees
23 Lovely Attendees
Your Host
Gabriel Couture
Experience Producer & Personal Development Coach.
Toronto
Experience Designer, Community Manager, Content Marketing Strategist, Marketing and Communications, Environmentalist and Adventurer. English, French and Spanish.
About this FieldTrip
Join artists Nadijah Robinson and Adrian Blackwell on an interactive and creative storytelling activity exploring the themes of water, flow and identity. The installation ‘Isonomia in Toronto? (harbour)’, by Adrian Blackwell, will serve as an exploratory space for the workshop.
This FieldTrip includes an interactive storytelling tour led by Nadijah Robinson, a short talk by and conversation with Adrian Blackwell about his artwork âIsonomia in Toronto? (harbour)â, and a facilitated storytelling workshop.
All participants will meet at 2:30 PM at 259 Lakeshore BLVD E. Tour will start at 2:45 PM.
This is CreativeMornings Toronto’s first FieldTrip! It is organized in partnership with the Toronto Biennial of Art.
Due to limited capacity, please only register if you are certain you can attend. In order to make it fair for the entire CreativeMornings Toronto community, people who register and don’t attend will not be allowed to participate in other upcoming FieldTrips.
Please cancel your ticket if you can’t make it at the latest 24 hours in advance. Thanks!
For any questions, direct your questions to Gabe at toronto@creativemornings.com
What to expect
Lecture format!
This is a more traditional format where participants absorb information through presentations and talks.
Real-time only!
This FieldTrip will not be recorded.
This FieldTrip was made possible by
The Toronto Biennial of Art is a new international contemporary visual arts event as culturally connected and diverse as the city itself. From September 21 to December 1, Toronto and surrounding areas will be transformed by exhibitions, talks, and performances that reflect our local context while engaging with the most pressing issues of our time. In an effort to make contemporary art available to everyone, the Biennialâs free, citywide programs aim to inspire individuals, bridge communities, and contribute to global conversations from a variety of perspectives.
Your Host
Gabriel Couture
Experience Producer & Personal Development Coach.
Toronto
About Gabriel Couture
Experience Designer, Community Manager, Content Marketing Strategist, Marketing and Communications, Environmentalist and Adventurer. English, French and Spanish.
Attendees
Michelle A.
Andrew C.
How to make the most of FieldTrips
The FieldTrips experience is defined not only by what the host has to share, but also by how we show up individually and collectively. The way we show up impacts our capacity to be moved, inspired, and activated.
Show up fully
Get ready to be immersed! Engage with smiles, nods, waves, emojis. Share in the chat. Get cozy. Turn off notifications. Sip your favorite beverage.
Stay curious
Wear your beginnerâs hat. Go with the flow. Welcome the stumbles and fumbles. Congratulate yourself for trying. Keep going!Â
Celebrate your host
Our hosts are members of the CreativeMornings communityâjust like you! Everyone comes to this with different backgroundsâa lot of our hosts have never done anything like this before! And we love that! Cheer them on when something goes awry and when it goes perfectly.
Support each other
Weâre all figuring things out in real time. Celebrate, rather than critique emerging ideas. Cheer each other on as you try new things. Try âYes! AndâŠâ in conversation.
Not vibing?
Itâs 100% okay when a FieldTrip does not resonate with you. Pop out quietly and try another experience later. Fill out the survey with your feedback (no dms to host or chat commentary, please.)
This FieldTrip was made possible by
The Toronto Biennial of Art is a new international contemporary visual arts event as culturally connected and diverse as the city itself. From September 21 to December 1, Toronto and surrounding areas will be transformed by exhibitions, talks, and performances that reflect our local context while engaging with the most pressing issues of our time. In an effort to make contemporary art available to everyone, the Biennialâs free, citywide programs aim to inspire individuals, bridge communities, and contribute to global conversations from a variety of perspectives.