The Invisible Practice

is an Indigenous-informed Deaf arts collective

living and creating in amiskwacîwâskahikan.

Black and white of two people signing with "BECOME" superimposed.
Slightly coloured photo of one person signing and the other smiling. Letter "A" is superimposed.
Colour photo of several people sitting in a large circle. "MEMBER!" is superimposed.

Membership is FREE for Deaf artists and Indigenous Deaf kin!

If this doesn’t describe you, we still welcome your support! You can pay an annual membership fee of $25 to support our community programming and operating costs.

Follow us on Instagram

to see what we're doing!

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Kayla as Peia in After Faust, lit in blue with fog.

What’s next?

The Invisible Practice is developing a long-term strategic plan that will directly serve local Deaf artists. Based on our Intentional Gatherings community consultations 2024-25, we will cultivate programming, projects, and productions that centre Deaf experiences, stories, and creative talent.