What medicines are missing from our communities, our cultural lineages, and ourselves? How can medicinal substances (herbs and spices) stimulate our senses, becoming vessels for remembering, remaking, and reclaiming what has been lost, buried, or forgotten?
Vancouver-based artists Jen Sungshine (@jensungshine ) and David Ng (@davidngstagram ) of Love Intersections (@loveintersections ) invite participants into an embodied artmaking workshop that explores these questions on Thursday, June 12, 6:30-8:30pm at the Workers Arts and Heritage Centre, as part of their special one-week artist residency in Hamilton.
Curious about what is forgotten, lost or undone in yourself? Register for this program at the link in bio @workersartsandheritage to find a kind space to investigate and share found memories, sensations, and reflections.
Date: Thursday, June 12, 2025
Time: 6:30pm-8:30pm
Place: Workers Arts and Heritage Centre, 51 Stuart Street, Hamilton Ontario
Participation is free for youth and adults, pre-registration is required. Register here: https://p9zipavu.paperform.co
Centered on sensory engagement, the workshop integrates dried herbs/spices and collaging, allowing participants to connect to stories of ancestry, healing, and community resilience through a tactile experience. This event is designed as an intentional break from cerebral, conversation-heavy spaces, shifting the focus toward embodied, sense-making reflection.
Love Intersections’ residency is supported by the incite Foundation for the Arts.
