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In Mexico

 


We have been carrying out research in Mexico in January and will be in residency at El Dia D, Queretaro, January 21 – February 12, 2024. During this time we will be working with artists and choreographers from Mexico and Canada and developing new work. Together artists, dancers and musicians will investigate the overlaps between Sami and Mexican cultures and ontologies and use these to create new visual, musical and dance expressions.

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