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@growthonthehorizon
The theme of this upcoming issue of Art/iculation was inspired by Growth on the Horizon using arts-based healing practices to address rape culture & gendered violence on Montreal campuses 🌷🐌 Please consider submitting your artwork, or even responses to the event -- all published work is compensated!
The McGill Tribune (April 17, 2018) - http://www.mcgilltribune.com/a-e/mcgill-students-lead-initiative-to-heal-trauma-through-art-938462/
Growth on the Horizon co-creators, Cassie Jones and Sofia Misenheimer, speak with Natasha Hall (CJAD) about the project .
A big thank you to everyone who collaborated on, assisted with, and attended the launch of Growth on the Horizon! We’ve received such positive feedback on the project - your efforts were noticed and greatly appreciated by students, faculty, staff, and administrators!
“Altaring Solitude: Alone, Together”
A collaborative, secular shrine on-display at Growth on the Horizon to provide a moment of quiet self-reflection, meditation, and catharsis for students, faculty, and staff. Filled with found and handcrafted items representing growth from healing, the installation offered an immersive space to acknowledge instances of trauma or pain. Viewers were invited to leave items or messages on the shrine and take a flower in return.
Artists: Cassie Jones & Sofia Misenheimer
Ayesha Vemuri and Arianne Kent shared their incredible research for IMPACTS at Growth on Horizon, including a detailed timeline of student activism against sexual violence at McGill University since 1988! The IMPACTS project aims to address sexual violence in all its physical and virtual forms in university contexts through evidence-based research and partnered collaborations that can inform policies that protect and support survivors and ensure due process for alleged perpetrators. For more information, visit https://www.mcgill.ca/definetheline/channels/event/growth-horizon-285852
Thank you to the Social Work Student Association (SWSA), and especially SWSA representatives Vincent Mousseau and Jacqueline Ohayon, for tabling at Growth on the Horizon! They spoke with attendees about SWSA's leadership and ongoing actions to degender McGill bathrooms, as well as initiatives by the Sexual Violence Action Committee to combat sexual violence and harassment in field placements for social work students.
Growth on the Horizon was honoured to have the participation of artists Goldjian and Wyï.
Their installation "Felted Cocoon for the Deep Web" provided a space for caring, resting, and healing shame and guilt. The artists hosted a restorative discussion with a small team of queer and inclusive learning practitioners in the afternoon. For more about the project, please visit: www.aconstellation.space/…/06/felted-cocoon-for-the-deep-web
Growth on the Horizon launched in the McGill Arts Building - one of the oldest academic structures in Canada! We’re so pleased to have reclaimed that space for the day to encourage reflection on the need for individual, collective, and institutional forms of healing and care, especially in connection to on-campus gendered violence and rape culture.
Thank you to everyone who collaborated on and participated in Growth on the Horizon! The goal of the project was to create visibility and space for students to engage with healing and wellness on-campus through a variety of arts-based practices. Even the back of our sign on the steps of the Arts Building was a colouring page!
Many thanks to all of the McGill University administrators and senior officials who took the time to stop through the Arts Building Lobby to engage with Growth on the Horizon Pictured is a McGill Vice-Principal writing a message as part of the Crea·ture Com·forts activity facilitated by Christina Marie Phelps.
I'm Not a Number This art installation questions the process of survivor disclosure to a trusted friend or faculty. What happens in the time between when survivors disclose and the time it takes to potentially phone a help line for resources? How might policy, training and awareness building aid in helping the community to support survivor disclosures compassionately? Come and participate in this interactive installation designed to highlight and provoke discussion about the complexity of disclosure and the need for policy and education that supports survivors disclosures.
(Top image: Dr. Sandra Weber contributing to the installation; middle image: close-up; bottom image: Tina Jones, co-creator of "I'm not a number," describing the art installation to a visitor at Growth on the Horizon)
Artists: Tina Jones & Charlie Jones
"What I need is less judgment...more understanding...professor workshops, so they can learn" - just a few of the reponses from the PostSecret activity facilitated by Growth on the Horizon co-creator, Sofia Misenheimer, inviting students, faculty, and staff to share what they need to feel safer on-campus.
Growth on the Horizon opened on March 22 with Mariana Marcassa setting the intention for the day! Mariana Marcassa works as a solo performance artist who understands sound as an affect that by vibrating within our bodies, connects us with the forces of life. She will lead an interactive performance, using her voice to open the event and offer paths for alternative modes of existence, expression and contact with the forces of the world.
Screenprinting (A Growth on the Horizon Activity)
When: 12 - 3 pm, March 22 Where: Arts Building Lobby, McGill University
Bring a shirt, bag, or other item to decorate! Participants will screenprint one of five quotes relating to the theme of empowerment, alliance, and survival. The goal of this exercise is to promote wellness and show support for survivors through clothing.
Facilitator: David Rawalia, Machino