Mumbai Cha Raja
SAVAC is pleased to be partnering with The Regent Park Film Festival to present Manjeet Singh’s Mumbai Cha Raja. The Regent Park Film Festival is Toronto’s only free-of-charge community film festival, dedicated to showcasing...
Without Shepherds & Farah Goes Bang
SAVAC is pleased to co-present two feature films, Without Shepherds and Farah Goes Bang at the 17th annual Reel Asian International Film Festival. Reel Asian is a unique showcase of contemporary Asian cinema and...
Info Bomb: The Subcontinent Newsroom
A project with Other Asias and Aam Awaam Co-presented by SAVAC & Art Metropole October 4-25 Follow the ongoing project. Watch films. BILF (Berlin International League of Foreigners) Birds and Terrain by Monika Löve...
Abbas Akhavan: Study for a Glasshouse
Abbas Akhavan’s practice examines the domestic sphere, more recently focusing onto spaces just outside the home – the garden, the backyard, and other domesticated landscapes. In collaboration with SAVAC, Akhavan will exhibit his new...
The 7th Register
Now in its 7th year, SAVAC’s annual juried members’ exhibition, The 7th Register is an exciting showcase of the range of contemporary art practices in SAVAC’s membership.
Bitter Seeds
SAVAC is proud to be a co-presenter for Planet in Focus film festival's screening of "Bitter Seeds" (Dir. Micha X Peled, 88min, 2011, Marathi and English). This film follows journalist Manjusha through her investigation...
Art Toronto 2012: Focus Asia
SAVAC (South Asian Visual Arts Centre) is proud to be one of the presenters at the Toronto International Art Fair, Focus Asia. We will highlight the works of member Heidi McKenzie, Eshan Rafi, Joshua...
The House of the Unexpected
Karen Mirza and Brad Butler will be artists-in-residence at the Blackwood Gallery at the University of Toronto Mississauga this fall. The House of the Unexpected examines questions of race, class, gender, labour and language...
Rekha Ramachandran: Mythmaking
Mythmaking is a body of work in progress, exploring Rekha Ramachandran own experiences and identity as a women of mixed heritage. It is part of a larger continuum of work in which she attempts...
Ma Khusi Chu (I am Happy)
17 March, 2012. Session C, 7pm. Innis Town Hall, Toronto. SAVAC is happy to be a community partner for the screening of Ma Khusi Chu (I am Happy) at the third annual Toronto Nepali Film Festival.
