These Monsters are Real
The title of a 7” record by riot grrrl band Heavens to Betsy, “These Monsters are Real” conjures feelings of anxiety, fear and panic. While the reference to monsters elicits the realm of fiction...
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,...
So the darkness shall be the light, and the stillness the dancing
So the darkness shall be the light, and the stillness the dancing, is an exhibition by Pavitra Wickramasinghe and Shahir Krishna.
SAVAC Members Picnic 2015
Join us for an evening in Christie Pits park, where we'll be serving a full dinner including fire-roasted goodies, playing some tunes, and having the kind of fun that we were meant to have.
Portfolio Review – Sameer Farooq
We invite SAVAC members to participate in a portfolio review session, facilitated by artist Sameer Farooq, and SAVAC Artistic Director, Sharlene Bamboat.
Singithi Kandage Residency
Presented in partnership with MAWA, we are happy to announce that Singithi Kandage was selected to participate in the annual MAWA-SAVAC residency program, taking place in Winnipeg in 2015. Singithi will be heading to Winnipeg...Gita Hashemi: Like Flesh and Blood
Gita Hashemi's Like Flesh and Blood finds its starting point in the memoirs of Joseph Emin (1726-1809), an Armenian born in Iran and raised in Bengal, who traveled to Europe to garner support for...
