AEFest: Love-Labour-Listen

In this workshop, Anjeline de Dios draws from her research into, and practice of, singing for others to playfully investigate questions of cultural identity, emotion/affect, and service labour. The session will collectively explore and reflect on song as a medium of inner and inter-subjective awareness, and a spatial practice that traverses disparate contexts of experimental sound art, meditation, everyday entertainment, and intimate belonging.

All ages and levels of musical ability are welcome.

1-3pm, Art Gallery of Guelph. Free. By registration.

The Art Gallery of Guelph is a physically accessible venue. The event space is accessible by both a ramp and stairs leading to the front entrance. This event will feature live transcription and ASL interpretation.For details on the festival’s accessibility, please visit our general accessibility page: https://festival.artseverywhere.ca/.../general.../

Free parking is available in the Art Gallery of Guelph parking lot, or in University of Guelph parking lot P23, with access from College Avenue and MacDonald Street.

This workshop series is part of the ArtsEverywhere Festival. In partnership with Musagetes.

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ANJELINE DE DIOS

Anjeline de Dios is a musician and teacher from Manila, Philippines. Her sound practice explores themes of identity and healing in transnational spaces of art, popular culture, and meditation. She was recently selected for the Goethe Institut-Southeast Asia’s REFLEKT Residency Programme 2023 at SAVVY Contemporary. Her website is anjeline.net.

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