Generative Frictions: An Embodied Storytelling Playshop
Presented by Living Hyphen
“how we are on the small scale is how we are on the large scale.”
– adrienne maree brown
At a time when we are witnessing multiple and intersecting conflicts and violences around the world, we must learn to navigate conflict within our own communities and intimate relationships with care and compassion.
How can we approach conflict as a site of connection, not only rupture, in our everyday lives? How can we cultivate spaces where we can engage with conflict in generative ways, where difference transforms into dialogue, and where tension becomes creative possibility?
Through gentle movement and grounding practices, as well as arts-based prompts, reflective writing, and storytelling, we will explore our own relationship to conflict and experiment with ways of holding tension and turning fracture into possibility.
No prior art-marking experience is necessary – only an open heart and an open mind with a readiness to give and receive vulnerability. This playshop centres process over product, offering a spacious, low-pressure environment to think, feel, and make together in these uncertain times.
7-10pm | Doors open at 7 p.m. and the program begins at 7:30 p.m.
Venue
Café/Bar
Registration
Living Hyphen’s creative workshops operate on a pay-what-you-can model to make them accessible to everyone, regardless of financial circumstances. We invite you to contribute an amount that feels sustainable for you, knowing that your contribution helps support the facilitators and makes future community offerings possible. These tiers are meant to help guide your decision, so contribute what best reflects your current financial capacity and the value this experience holds for you.
$10 – Community: For those with limited income or financial constraints.
$25 – Cultivate: Supports our facilitators’ labour and material costs.
$40 – Grow: Reflects the true cost of the workshop and helps sustain Living Hyphen’s work.
$50 – Solidarity: Subsidizes spots for others who need reduced pricing.
No one will be turned away for lack of funds.
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