DTL ART
Poetry
Poetry has been an important part of Disable the Label, we have had Artists-in-Residence also known as Art Harvesters at DTL who help us capture our experience through words. Explore some of our poetry from Disable the Label through the years.
Meditation
For meditations created at Disable the Label we encourage you to find a comfortable space where you won’t be interrupted, close your eyes and listen with headphones.
Meditation
For meditations created at Disable the Label we encourage you to find a comfortable space where you won’t be interrupted, close your eyes and listen with headphones.
Anti-Racism Art Navigations
At Disable the Label 2020 we explored racism and how that impacts us individually, our advocacy work and the mental health system. Here you will find Art Navigations that will help you explore and understand racism in Canada. We encourage you to set up a comfortable space where you won’t be interrupted, close your eyes, and listen with headphones on. Afterwards, take some time to reflect and what you heard and experienced – what’s coming up for you? What was an insight or an ah-ha moment while listening? How do you plan on continuing your learning journey?
Music
Music is another way we explore and express ourselves at DTL. Check out our song from DTL 2017, Way Home. Performed by lighthaüs, Shen God & Ayrah Taerb
Music
Music is another way we explore and express ourselves at DTL. Check out our song from DTL 2017, Way Home. Performed by
Acknowledgments
Art Harvesting was brought to DTL in 2014 by a Toronto-based grassroots organization called Spoke N Heard. Thank you to all of our artists-in-residence who created artistic reflections inspired by our conversations and activities at DTL. A special thank you to Duane Hall (lighthaüs) and Devonna Munroe (Devynne) for creating magic and helping shape this role into what it is today.
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