Kerri Flannigan | How to Build a Fire

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Kerri Flannigan, “How to Build a Fire,” 2024

(courtesy of the artist)

Co-presented by Legacy Art Gallery and Impulse Theatre, How To Build a Fire is a performance accompanied by projections, sound and live-narration. Connections to nature, changing climates and wildfire are explored through the relationship between Kerri, the performer, and their father Mike, a fire scientist. This performance asks questions about what kind of relationships we should have with each other, with fire, and with the land around us.

Kerri Flannigan (she/they) is an interdisciplinary artist, performer, and educator currently based on Lkwungen and W̱SÁNEĆ Territories (Victoria, BC), who experiments with methods of research and storytelling through installation, video, and performance. With a background as an experimental animator and zine-maker, Flannigan is interested in investigating different ways of creating and performing narratives, working to create a framework through which the personal is critically connected to a wider sphere of context.

This presentation takes place at the Intrepid Studio (1609 Blanshard), a 45 seat venue with wheelchair accessibility and two gender neutral washrooms. Non-alcoholic beverages and snacks will be available.

Tickets: https://htbaf2024.eventbrite.com/