Event photo taken on December 10
Event photo taken on December 10
Event photo taken on December 10
Team and friends photo taken by Yiyang Tan
Event photo taken on December 10
Joliz’s performance during the event on December 10
Event photo taken on December 11
Event photo taken on December 11
B·O·N·D IN YOUR CITY
Produced by CHUANG Stage 创 and Tianding HeMontreal Live Screening and special performance curated by Huirui Zhang and Zhiyun Miao
Venue: Building 21, 651 Sherbrooke St W, Montreal
Date: December 10-11, 2022
Special Thanks
Volunteers: Leonie, Birk, Audrey, Adeline
This event was a part of the B·O·N·D In Your City series within the 2022 edition of the B·O·N·D International Virtual Performance Festival “LAND·BODY.” It was held locally in Montreal with help from Cheng Huai Art & Culture Association and in collaboration with the B·O·N·D team from NYC.
Huirui as “B·O·N·D in Your City'' curator invited Joliz Dela Peña, an interdisciplinary artist from the Philippines currently based in Tiohtià: ke/Montreal to do a special performance of AYOKO NA: my_immigrant_story inbetween the screenings.
For the full event details please refer back to this link.
B·O·N·D International Virtual Performance Festival was founded by Tianding He with an international artist team in the midst of the pandemic in 2020. The name “B·O·N·D” is short for “Beyond Our New Distance''. The festival aims to bond different entities, cultures and continents through the power of performing arts, despite political, economical or environmental challenges. Rooted in the noninstitutionalized and undefinable spirit of the avant-garde art, this pioneering annual festival keeps incubating and evolving in themes, media as well as sensory experiences.
About B·O·N·D In Your City
B·O·N·D Festival expands “B·O·N·D in Your City'', a new series of artist-led, world-touring in-person live events, to more cities and countries in the world. On December 10th and 11th, multispace live performances, artistic dialogues, and community-creative circles will be hosted concurrently in New York (US), Montreal (Canada) and Santiago (Chile).