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BATOK - KALINGA TATTOOS Markers of Identity: From Indigenous to Diasporic

Date: Saturday, November 3, 2012 - 6:00pm - 9:00pm

Location

519 Church Street Community Centre
519 Church Street
Toronto, ON
Canada
43° 39' 59.094" N, 79° 22' 52.0536" W

Kapwa Collective presents:
BATOK - KALINGA TATTOOS Markers of Identity:From Indigenous to Diasporic

Storytelling of tattoo journeys by three Filipina Canadians. Multimedia art by Kristina Guison and Jo SiMalaya Alcampo. Photography by Ruel Bimuyag.  

Presentation by Anthropologist Analyn Salvador-Amores, University of the Philippines.

November 3, 2012

Ink

Anything I do with my body is for me.

I'm not interested in making my body a statement about anything or anyone, I don't wish to identify with a "tribe" or group or any political ideology.  It's simply my body and I'll do with it want I want to.

I have several piercings, dating back to my teens -- that's a long time ago -- and they exist, or cease to, because I find them decorative.  Tattoos, on the other hand, are different.

Sister Spit -- The Next Generation

Date: Tuesday, October 20, 2009 (All day)

Location

Toronto Free Gallery
1277 Bloor St. West just east of Lansdowne
Toronto, ON
Canada
Phone: 416-913-0461
43° 39' 30.2724" N, 79° 26' 32.3952" W

The Toronto Free Gallery is proud to be hosting a multimedia literary explosion of zinesters, fashion plates, novelists, performance artists, poets and fancy scribblers. A night of queertastic, female-centric brilliance!

On October 20, the legendary, raucous, rowdy performance gang Sister Spit - The Next Generation's van will unload in Toronto for a rare Canadian performance. The night will include; queer luminary Michelle Tea, hilarious literary force Beth Lisick, trans-licious performance artist Ben McCoy, graphic novelist extraordinaire Ariel Schrag, powerhouse poet Kirya Traber, photographer/myth-explorer Sara Seinberg, and world-traveling novelist Rhiannon Argo plus Toronto special guests.

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