CBA's Monthly BIPOC Chat & Chew: Imposter Syndrome
Visceral Visions/CultureBrew.Art
Canada
It’s very real, especially for BIPOC artists. A group discussion re: how imposter syndrome affects us & sharing strategies to move past it.
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Join us on a Friday each month on Zoom to meet with other BIPOC artists from across Canada and from across disciplines to discuss and explore a curated topic. The sessions give space for shared learning, dialogue, skills exchange, and co-support. This is an excellent opportunity to meet other BIPOC artists and to dive into some pressing questions for all artists but from a BIPOC-centred lens.
We invite everyone to bring snacks for yourselves to make this a brunch for a proper chat and chew. All sessions are loosely facilitated with a focus on group dialogue. You must be a BIPOC artist to attend. While we require registration, all sessions are free for BIPOC artists. Sessions are 90 minutes long. While you do not need to be a CultureBrew.Art member to join, promo codes for a free one-year membership will be available at each session should you decide to join our online community!
Facilitated by Chris Gatchalian, Community Engagement Producer, and Anju Singh, co-Artistic Producer Visceral Visions/Technical Director CultureBrew.Art.