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Untitled Displacement Series#2 Pavitra Wickramasinghe, Canada, 2003. 1:00 The act of eating transforms into a collision of arresting visual fragments. The God Konstantin Bronzit, Russia, 2003. 5:00 In this animated short, even a fly...

Archeological Apathy

Patrick Cruz, the recent winner of RBC’s Canadian Painting Competition, presents Archeological Apathy a solo exhibit opening at 8 11 Gallery (November 10 – 30, 2016) that speaks to fictional, hybridized, and constructed spaces.

Sashikant Thavudoz

Hyderabad-based artist Sashikant Thavudoz, recipient of the Darling Foundry’s annual “India/Montreal Residency,” talks about his evolving art practice.

Terraforming

Featuring artists Melissa General, Kristina Guison, Trudy Erin Elmore, Anna Eyler, and Safiya Randera, this exhibition encounters Nature as a medium for creating options in relation to the established socio-economic order.

“Artists of colour” does not exist.

Inspired by the successful Art+Feminism Wikipedia edit-a-thons, whose aim was to populate the space of Wikipedia with wom*n artists, this edit-a-thon will focus on the inadequate representation of artists of colour on Wikipedia.

Portfolio Review – Nahed Mansour

We invite SAVAC members to participate in a free portfolio review session, facilitated by our new Programming Coordinator, Nahed Mansour.

Access Grant Writing Bootcamp

Tina Hahn leads a two-part workshop geared toward helping artists and arts professionals apply for the Access and Career Development Program.

Mina Walking

We are excited to partner in the presentation of Yosef Baraki's Mina Walking, for the Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival.

Being Nepali

We are pleased to host Kathmandu-based artist, curator and activist NayanTara Gurung Kakshapati as artist-in-residence with Gallery 44.

Beyond Measure: Domesticating Distance

This exhibition explores hybrid identities, critically dissecting ideas of multiculturalism, and analyzing the complications of watching uncertain political situations unfold in countries they have called home. Featuring works by Meera Margaret Singh, Surendra Lawoti,...

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