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Curatorial Statements

Curatorial Statement – Katrina Dunn on Night

December 04, 2013

Canadian plays should run the gamut of our country’s experience, but so often they are confined to specific cultural groups in a few urban centres.  What I love about Human Cargo’s Night is that it […]

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Curatorial Statement – Nigel Prince on WHO KNOWS

December 04, 2013

Arguably best known for his work with Forced Entertainment, Tim Etchells has developed his own practice as an artist outside of their ground-breaking performances; his solo work diverse, moving from a base in performance into […]

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Curatorial Statement – L.A. Party/An Evening with William Shatner Asterisk

November 20, 2013

There is an informal policy where I work. It’s something of a caveat. You won’t find it written down anywhere. It’s not in the PuSh Festival Society’s constitution, nor is it in the bylaws, or […]

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Curatorial Statement – Veda Hille on week one of Club PuSh

November 14, 2013

We’ve had many conversations in our curatorial meetings about what kind of music is right for Club PuSh. Should it be dangerously avant-garde or really fun to dance to? Musicians that everyone knows, or that […]

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Curatorial Statement — Super Night Shot: “What does one open the 10th anniversary PuSh Festival with?”

November 14, 2013

It’s not an easy question: What does one open the 10th anniversary PuSh Festival with? Do we bring back a show, an audience favourite, a particularly memorable or provocative piece? Perhaps we present a treasured […]

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Human Library pops up in Vancouver as satellites

November 14, 2013

You sift through titles. One piques your interest. You sign it out from the library. Only this book is much longer and more complex than a few hundred pages – it’s living, breathing and it’s […]

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2014 PuSh Festival curatorial statement from the Associate Curator

November 07, 2013

“That was living.” That was the comment an audience member told to a dancer/choreographer after a recent performance. “Did you say ‘living’?” I asked. “Yes,” she replied, “Living… I was just so in the moment.” Live. Living. […]

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Curatorial Statement – The PuSh Assembly

January 08, 2013

By Associate Curator Dani Fecko Dating back to 2006, the PuSh Festival Assembly has been a performing arts industry focused initiative offering opportunities for dialogue and exchange, for professional development, and for global networking —all […]

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