Miriam Ginestier facts for kids
Miriam Ginestier (born in 1968) is a Canadian arts curator. She lives and works in Montreal, Quebec. Miriam is well known for her role as the general and artistic director of Studio 303. This is a special centre in Montreal for dance and other types of performance art.
Between 1993 and 1995, Miriam Ginestier helped start a long-running festival called Edgy Women. She worked with Karen Bernard and Paul Caskey to create this event.
Miriam has helped the creative community in Montreal a lot. She focuses on supporting artists and their ideas. Her events bring people from different backgrounds together to share their thoughts. She also helped organize cultural events for the community, earning the Arc-en-Ciel Award in 2003. Miriam also performed on stage and in films.
Miriam Ginestier's Work
Miriam Ginestier has been involved in many exciting projects. She helps artists share their work and creates spaces for people to enjoy performances.
Festivals and Shows
Miriam has curated, or organized, many important festivals and shows over the years:
- 1994 - 2016: The Edgy Women Festival was a place for new and exciting performances.
- 1996 - 2006: Le Boudoir Cabaret was a unique show that Miriam helped create.
- 1997 - 2012: Meow Mix Cabaret was another popular event she organized.
- 2012 - ongoing: Cabaret Tollé is a current project where artists can perform.
- 2016 - ongoing: Queer Performance Camp is a program that supports new performance artists.
