Events

Join us for an artist talk and Q&A with Jin-me Yoon in conjunction with "Untunnelling Vision."

Join us to celebrate the launch of our new publication celebrating the career of prolific Calgary artist Rita McKeough.

A series of two panels - "Listening Awry" and "wnoondwaamin | we hear them" - by M:ST 9 artists and wnoondwaamin | we hear them exhibition artists.

Life of a Craphead will talk about their relationship to movies. This includes watching a lot of them, through their specific lenses of race, gender, and class.

Book launch and signing accompanied by a live reading from the authors for the publication 7th Sense.

Join us for a karaoke party Featuring HOLY JACKAL and Ryan Scott. Admission by donation.

The fourth iteration of the Screening of Performance Art in the Natural Environment (SPANE) features a diverse mix of performance-based videos.

M:ST, together with EMMEDIA, LIDS, FUSE Magazine and Frosst Books celebrates the 1,000,051 birthday of Art!

This panel is dedicated to the memory of Jasmine Valentina.

Panel discussion moderated by David Plouffe.

A moderated this panel with performative artists that have a long-standing trajectory in the field and are seen by their peers and the community as leaders and innovators.

A moderated panel, bringing together Craft Off artists to discuss the intersections of contemporary craft and performance art practices in light of their projects for the M:ST Festival.

In the months of June and July 2009, the Tender Mountain Clan will be actively installing, recording, and mapping street art in the city of Calgary.

This panel brings together several of the artists part of the M:ST 4 Event Architecture Series to discuss the ways that they have used administrative strategies to develop their practices.

This panel examined elements of performance and performativity in relation to risk-taking and innovation, novel technologies, and more.

Grand Action is a three-day seminar event that included studio visits, a public Grand Action Panel Discussion, and Community Party and Networking Session.

This panel discussion explores the idea that performativity can be seen as a process, how the body is gendered through the repetitive enactment of societal markers, and more.

This panel will focus on the meanings created by the dynamics between artist and audience, strategies artists use to manage conflict, and more.

This project invited local artists and public audiences to engage in various forms of dialogue about social, political, and cultural issues affecting the various regions of the Americas.