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March 13, 2025 Elsewhere Studio Visit
Hello I’m an filmmaker, performer, artist named Lisa.
I create immersive interconnected film based universes. I offer a meander through them my studio at Haus of Dada.
Come sample Papa’s homemade Kombucha and see Mama’s films, art and family artifacts. This is a chance for you to meet Mama & Papa Dada. You will also meet their love child, the Ubermarionette, who exists outside of regular time.
Invitation is a screening of Mama’s black and white film (1933 Berlin). You’ll hear stories from the friendly Portal Host/ Docent as they showcase the Dada Artifacts. These are pieces owned and made by Sigrid Wegner and Kostje Von Labanowsky 1850-1940, Mama & Papa Dada
Preparation Prequel I’ll invite you down to Papa Dada’s Magic Corner to help acclimate to a higher vibe. Here you can choose from the many options available for Accessibility and Time Travel
Experience Inhale memory evoking scents, tastes, and feel wind and temperature changes. See light and colour. Hear soundscapes and feel deep vibrations. These experiences help pierce the veil and transform the mundane into the marvelous. A rich experience no matter how much you want to, or are capable of participating.
Mama Dada invites you into her Time Travel Studio to sit in her Invisible Throne. Play experiment and interact with the Portal
Guests are shown Light Painting tools by the Portal Host. Mama’s Portal is opened using your humanity, curiosity and focus and the action of Light Painting. You give the Dadas the tools to pierce the veil to Elsewhere.
Exhalation In Lisa’s Front Room Studio: acclimatize to Earth’s resonance again. Give feedback and share new accessibility ideas. Get a photo sent to remind you of that time you pierced the veil to Elsewhere.
Book a studio visit online. https://events.humanitix.com/elsewhere-studio-visit-toronto
Wear comfortable clothing, bring an open heart and mind- you have been chosen for this!
Ask your Portal Host anything!
Tags: accessibility, art, Canadian Art, creativity, drawing, Eric rose, film, haus of dada, immersive, inspiration, lisa anita wegner, matthew waddell, multi-sensory, music, performance artist, studio-visits, technology and culture
January 2, 2015 a little stardust can change the way i see things now
on a two week holiday break from full time trauma therapy, i had a profound experience today when i was meditating in the tub. i talked in an earlier posting about meeting ziggy stardust in my meditations (read the post here) and being compelled to do a live transformation at the black cat gallery in toronto in july 2014 called STARDUST: Life on Jupiter (see official site here).
since christmas i had come through a time of feeling super exhausted and my cognition has been dropping out mixed with bouts of very hard sleeping and inspired art making. even when i could barely move, i was compelled to draw with pencils. and then shoot and edit video in my lap:
so today i decided to meditate and consider what if this comfort, confidence and compunction inside my creativity would have come out as a child? and i got a clear vision of myself in public school getting my ziggy on and while this picture is not me, it totally could pass (like the fake puppy pictures of my rescue dogs).
i did dress up and start young creative ventures: but i stuck to playing girls. orphans, pioneers and magic nannies were my childhood specialties. and now i feel free to play anything, human or otherwise, on or off the space time continuum. and i’m having way more fun.
if i would have found my ziggy then, my current experience would be remarkably different. and just by imagining it, i feel everything opening up. i think i will add being a childhood ziggy stardust: rockstar alien to my fictitious history, and I’d cut a mullet without hesitation. that is when i finally give birth to my artist self in “The Fictitious History of The Haus of Dada” here is a taste of that multi year project. i’m just at the beginning of it.
happy 2015 everyone!
lisa anita wegner
Tags: art therapy, creativity, lisa anita wegner, meditation, ziggy stardust
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