Round table
Thursday, June 19 | 5 to 9 p.m.
Rethinking Our Relationship to Nature: Perspectives from Art, Indigenous Knowledge and Philosophy
Free Activity | Space is limited, Reservation required
The AgeTeQ Lab and the Arts and Health Axis of the Research Chair in the Creative Economy and Well-Being (CREAT), in partnership with the McCord Stewart Museum, invite you to an evening of shared knowledge and thoughtful exchange with Joey Partridge (Inuit singer), Simon Walls (composer), Ghislain Picard (Former Chief of the Assembly of First Nations Quebec-Labrador) and Corine Pelluchon (philosopher).
This unique gathering will offer a space for reflection on contemporary ecological issues and help us redefine our relationship to the living world.
Program
- Knowledge sharing through Inuit art
Joey Partridge and Simon Walls will premiere an original song that combines Inuit throat singing with pop music. - A conversation between Ghislain Picard and Corine Pelluchon on philosophy and Indigenous traditions
Discover the full program, in french, on Eventbrite.
Information
Space limited, reservation required.
- Free activity, in French, presented on Thursday, June 19, 2025, from 5 to 9 p.m.
- Length: 4 h
- Location: J. Armand Bombardier Theatre at the McCord Stewart Museum
National Indigenous History Month
Special Indigenous cultures programming
In June, in recognition of National Indigenous History Month, the McCord Stewart Museum honours the cultures and traditions of First Peoples through its permanent exhibition and a series of activities open to all audiences. Engage with Indigenous perspectives through experiences that foster discovery, dialogue, and reflection.
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