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Kashish 2019 is underway, on their 10th anniversary of screening queer films. We are honoured to be a part of their festival for the second time! ♥️
Congrats to our friends at @kashishfilmfest on their 10 year anniversary and the amazing films in this years festival from 43 countries!!! 😳🥰♥️
We are so happy to be screening the film “Loving our language: Pride in Disability culture” in collaboration with @amarsmangs and Vivian, at the @kashishfilmfest in Mumbai this week!!
Look at those beautiful faces!! All ten short films from Troublemakers 4.0 will premiere on August 18th at the Vancouver @queerfilmfest this year!!
Troublemakers 4.0!!! We had such a great year again, collaborating with @reelyouth and the Vancouver @queerfilmfest to produce this filmmaking program with queer folks from different generations. ♥️ #queer #queerfilmfestival
#Vancouver @queerarts festival “Relational Revolutions” will run June 17 - 26 at the Roundhouse community centre, with the opening party on the 18th.  On August 20th, join Love Intersections Co-artistic Director David Ng, on a panel discussion on the exhibit led by curator Elwood Jimmy. For more info, check out www.queerartsfestival.com
“We often think of revolution in relation to ways of knowing, but we rarely think about revolution in relation to our colonial habits of being – how our habits are dependent on, maintained and enabled by colonization. A revolution of being is not about what we say, how we look, how we perform, or how we trade in the different economies of colonial modernity. A revolution of being invites us to change our desires, our hopes, how we hope, how we sense, how we love, and above all, regenerate and recalibrate our relationships with each other, with the land, with time, with form and with space. In this recalibration of being, time and revolution are not linear. A radically different and tender way of being is necessary to face the violence on particular bodies – the human and non-human – that keep colonial systems in place, and to not lose sight of what we do not want to see. It is the cultivation and maintenance of practices – artistic, spiritual, life – that gesture towards a reimagining of a different way of being, of sitting with the complexities that we collectively face in an increasingly polarized world. In this exhibition, we look towards practices and processes that move towards generative ways of being.” – Curator Elwood Jimmy
“Relational Revolutions” is the name of this years visual arts exhibition by @queerarts festival, curated by @elwood_jimmy.  Come check out the exhibit June 17 - 26th: @loveintersections has a two channel installation in the show, a piece on queer diasporic identity, and relationships to the land (featuring @queenmaidenchina). #queerarts #queer #lgbt #stonewall50 #queerdiaspora (videography by @eric_david_etcetera and @darcy_hamilton)

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