HI RUNNERS.

PARTICIPATE IN THE PRODUCTION
OF A COMMUNITY-RUN EARTHWORK
BY RUNNING 5 KM!





Queen West Art Crawl
presents
The Movement Movement

Divided Line

Saturday September 15 at 11AM
in Trinity-Bellwoods Park

part of Art That Binds
REGISTER HERE

Who: The Movement Movement: You, your neighbours, your friends and a bunch of people you don't know yet
When: Saturday September 15 at 11am. Warm up starts at 10:40am
Where: Trinity-Bellwoods Park, 790 Queen Street West Toronto, Canada. Meet in between the ice rink and the baseball diamond on the east side of the park. Or go to the Art That Binds Performance Zone (it's on the QWAC map) and ask staff for directions.
What: The production of a path that runs in between a baseball diamond and a hockey rink, down a hill, into a depressed bowl in the centre of the park, back up a hill, across an existing path, into a wooded area, and comes to an abrupt end at a road.
How: By labouring to run 5 KM together
Why: Make ground by taking ground to temporarily run public space

FANCY FOOTWORK MANDATORY. This fun activity is a social exercise that requires the participation of hundreds of people armed with running shoes and poised with purpose: to make a mark in the neighbourhood by shaping a 300-meter footpath running across Trinity-Bellwoods Park. Participants take part in the production of an earthwork, contemporary art that uses the earth as canvas or medium, to become agents of change in the production of public space. This community run earthwork is a re-enactment of an issue or conflict literally ‘run into the ground’. The dividing line in the neighbourhood is the community's statement about the over development of West Queen West and the battle for control over its development. The result of this activity -a new and unlikely path running through the park- makes visible the literal weight of the community, how it runs and how it labours. In its final form it is an unusual route to take (not your usual walk in the park) but functions as a path, however meandering across Trinity-Bellwoods. It is an aggressive route, the battle scar of a running protest to make ground by taking ground. What remains in the turf war is a work of public art that makes visible the impact of the community, how it runs and how it labours. REGISTER HERE.

Why not run public space?
-TMM

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The Movement Movement
Public Art on the Run

The Movement Movement
is a movement about movement.
The Movement Movement is an art movement.
The Movement Movement runs with art by running art institutions.
The Movement Movement is Jenn Goodwin, Jessica Rose and You.


EMAIL runwithart@themovementmovement.ca
WEBSITE www.themovementmovement.ca
REGISTRATION CLICK HERE

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Media contact Jessica Rose for more information at 416 536 1537








 

   
   
 


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