seeley quest
Workshop in English
RSVP: outreach@articule.org
$5-10, no one turned away
Bring a pen and a journal (or sketchbook)
This workshop invites us to imagine "resilience" five years from now, in Montreal or another city/town of your choice. Participants will be invited, through prompts, to write or visually illustrate residents' empowered life in various scenarios. Participants will be encouraged to explore speculative and realist styles of “future-representing”, and to share and discuss what they individually create. If interested, participants will be invited to also make collaborative compositions to build on these themes together, in written text, graphical poster, or combinations of both.
seeley quest is a trans disabled writer, organizer, and environmentalist, based for over sixteen years in Oakland (California), and in Montreal since 2017. Sie has made literary and body-based performance since 2001, and has presented in Vancouver, Toronto, and many U.S. cities. Sie has poems in the book Disability Culture and Community Performance: Find a Strange and Twisted Shape, and Fiction International. Hir playscript Crooked is forthcoming in a disability theatre anthology. seeley has appeared at the Centaur, MAI, le Salon du livre de Montréal, and elsewhere, and has facilitated workshops for QPIRG-McGill. Not on social media, sie connects with comrades through email.