A publication launch for Public Journal issue 72: (Searching For) Home, edited by Shaunasea Brown and Nadine Valcin and produced in collaboration with Andrea Fatona and the Centre for the Study of Black Canadian Diaspora.
OCAD University’s Faculty of Arts presents… Art Creates Change — the Kym Pruesse Speaker Series featuring Artist Talk and Reception with Sandra Brewster.
Please join us for the opening reception on March 15th or visit the exhibition before it closes on April 8th! “Diasporic Spidering, Counter-Archiving, and Collective Memory” is an experimental exhibition that displays select videos from Rhodnie Désir’s “BOW’T TRAIL”, highlighting Haiti, Brazil, and New Orleans, and features a new sculptural installation titled “Silk Strands, Silk Traces”.
Onsite Gallery @onsite_at_ocadu presents its inaugural annual Black History Month lecture series featuring guest curator Janet Dees.
In his multi-media lecture-performance, "Illuminations", Toronto-based writer, educator and art critic, Neil Price, offers an interactive presentation based on his ongoing research on Black experiences in higher education.
From the discarded furnishings and neglected findings collected over a period of time, once more, once again engages with the revitalization of found objects activated through an orchestral and unorthodox play of sight and sound.
