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From November 13, 2025 to January 17, 2026

 

Photo: Dana Golan

 
 
 

Article on Tyson Houseman’s work askîwan ᐊᐢᑮᐊᐧᐣ

Past work :askîwan ᐊᐢᑮᐊᐧᐣ is a live-cinema performance created and performed by Tyson Houseman that combines reactive live video projections, dynamic theatrical set pieces, and small scale object performance. The performance features music performed live by Devon Bate and Leah Weitzner, along with lyrics sung in nehiyawewin by baritone vocalist Jonathon Adams (Cree-Métis).

— Excerpt from the artist’s website
 

Listen to: Tyson talks about askîwan ᐊᐢᑮᐊᐧᐣ on the PuSh Play podcast.

 

Artist’s reading

 

Devon Bate, collaborator of Tyson’s behind the music and sound design of NDN Time. Photo: Philippe Latour.

 

Past work: Collapsing Wave Function, excerpt (2025)

 
 

Artist’s reading

 

Excerpt from A Cree Healer and his Medecine Bundle by Russel Willier (2015)

 
 
Futur work: a sneak peek of documentary Caustics, to be released in 2027. Caustics is a feature-length experimental documentary commissioned by COUSIN Collective. (...) Caustics is an experimental documentary exploring nêhiyaw cosmologies, non-linear time, and ecological kinships, weaved together through teachings and stories told by Ken Roan, a ceremonial leader and traditional healer, in addition to being Tyson’s grandfather.

— Excerpt from the artist’s website
 
 
 

Artist’s reading

 
 

Article on Smallboy Camp

 
 

Artist’s reading

 
 

Artist’s listening

 

Making of NDN Time

 
 

Artist’s reading

 

Making of NDN Time with Ken Roan

 
 
 

Artist’s reading

 
 

Inspiration: Illustration of the double-slit experiment, observered by Thomas Young in 1801.

 

Inspiration: Landing of spacecraft Rosetta on comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko in 2016.

 

Inspiration: The Last Things by Deborah Stratman (2023)

 

Also featured in NDN time, images of the sun captured by NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO).

 
 

Past work: Endless Sunlight (excerpt, 2026)

 

Artist’s reading

 

Inspiration: Computer simulation of a particle collision using 1000 particles, CERN.

 
 
 

Andrew James Patterson, who sings in Set and Setting, is also a well-known Toronto artist making work since the 1970s.

 
 

Reading

 
 

Lee Lozano portrait by Claire Greenshaw (2018)

 

Writing by Annie MacDonell

 

Reading

OUTHERE (for Lee Lozano) was originally developed by Fortuné and MacDonell as a performance for the Art Museum at the University of Toronto. Due to COVID-19 the performance was moved online but people who signed up to see the performance received a mailout package of content put together by the artists. Among many things, the package included this portrait of Lozano by Toronto artist Claire Greenshaw and the performance’s script.