Leisure is a conceptual collaborative art practice between Meredith Carruthers (1975) and Susannah Wesley (1976), based in Montréal. Working together under the name Leisure since 2004, they engage with cultural historical narratives through research, conversation, published texts, curatorial projects and art production. Leisure has produced exhibitions and special projects in Canada and abroad, and participated in residencies in St. John's (The Rooms, Newfoundland, 2016); Dawson City (KIAC, Yukon, 2010); Vienna (Kunstverein das weisse haus, Austria, 2008) and Banff (Banff Centre for the Arts, AB, 2007). Their recent research on gesture and spatial narrative has included <em>Dualité/Dualité</em> (Artexte, Montreal, 2015), <em>Conversations With Magic Stones</em> as part of <em>The Let Down Reflex</em> (EFA, New York, 2016) and <em>Panning for Gold/Walking You Through It</em><em> </em>exhibited as part of <em>In Search of Expo 67</em> (Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal, 2017). Leisure exhibits regularly at Erin Stump Projects (ESP), Toronto, and has work in the permanent collection of the Leonard &amp; Bina Ellen Art Gallery, Montreal.