Rhyme doesn’t exist only in the spoken word—it emerges just as powerfully through the motion of hands and the cadence of facial expressions. The Invisible Practice is an Indigenous-informed Deaf arts collective building capacity in the local community for Deaf-centric creativity. Its artistic director, Connor Yuzwenko-Martin, defines “Deaf-centric” as “any form of expression that comes from a life lived through sign language, lip-reading, captions, and anything else that sets one outside the mainstream hearing culture.” In partnership with The Invisible Practice, a roster of Deaf artists will perform Deaf, ASL & Visual Vernacular forms of poetry! Some of these participants come from two workshops TIP is hosting with experienced Deaf artists Thurga Kanagasekarampillai and Caroline Hébert.  Doors will be at 7:00pm, followed by poetry at 7:30pm. Everyone is welcome! Accessibility Note: ASL-English interpretation is available for non-signers.   Registration: Limited and by-donation at the door. To secure your attendance, click on […]