Music for 13 Paths by Raven Chacon
16 October 2021, 1–3PM
Presented in partnership with Gallery TPW and imagineNATIVE
Music for 13 Paths by Raven Chacon, which is part of The Parkette Projects, curated by Shani K Parsons
The performance will begin at Gallery TPW (170 St.Helens Ave), with a pause in Paul Garfinkel Park (1071 Queen St W), and will conclude at Trinity Square ...
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Trinity Square Video and imagineNATIVE presents
Bead N’ Bitch with Dayna Danger
Open beading gathering
Friday, October 22, 3-7 PM
Trinity Square Video
401 Richmond Street West, Suite #121
Bead N’ Bitch is an in-person gathering hosted by artist Dayna Danger.
This event will bring folks together to use our hands and mouths to bitch about issues and practices with the community ...
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STTLMNT IS NOT HERE
featuring works by Cannupa Hanska Luger (Mandan/Hidatsa/Arikara/Lakota), Raven Chacon (Dine’), Candice Hopkins (Carcross/Tagish First Nation), Tania Willard (Secwépemc), and Dayna Danger (Métis/Saulteaux/Polish)
October 8, 2021 – November 13, 2021
Produced in collaboration with STTLMNT and imagineNATIVE; with curatorial support by STTLMNT Producer Ginger Dunnill and concept artist Cannupa Hanska Luger
STTLMNT IS NOT HERE reasserts the presence and perspectives of ...
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curated by Ellyn Walker
15 September – 02 November 2021, 6PM – 12 AM Daily
The ArQuives: Canada’s LGBTQ2+ Archives
34 Isabella Street, Toronto
Co-presented in partnership with Trinity Square Video and The ArQuives
shadowboxing {verb} /ˈSHadōˌbäksiNG/
– making a show of tackling a problem or opponent while avoiding any direct engagement
– sparring an imaginary opponent as a ...
Trinity Square Video and Vtape presents the 2021 Video Fever Listening Party!
September 18th 7PM EST
LIVE EVENT SCREENED ONLINE at Vtape HERE
2021 Video Fever Showcase includes works by James P. Hoban, Kalina Nedelcheva, Christina Oyawale, Weibin Wang, Gustav Bulzgis, Evgenia Mikhaylova, Sadaf Khajeh, Jean-Pierre Marchant, Racquel Rowe, Liam Mullen, Hanna Petersm Noah Hanyue Qin.
Video Fever is an annual showcase of cutting-edge video works produced by ...
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CALL FOR RESEARCHERS
Virtual Grounds: Platforms
Co-presented with the Digital Justice Lab and Trinity Square Video
DEADLINE: September 17, 2021
We’re excited to announce the second year of Virtual Grounds program, a series dedicated to feminist perspectives on digital sustainability and survival. Virtual Grounds: Platforms is a 3-part training and research initiative that considers how we navigate the future, protect our virtual selves, and shape digital ...
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A Pursuit of Unrelinquished Joy
By Natalie King
August 1 – September 14, 2021View on the Virtual Vitrine (link release on Sunday!)
In this time-lapse video piece, Natalie King spends time in their Tkaronto studio creating works for upcoming projects. The paintings in this work are to address time/space/joy/absence and presence; a proactive measure to take up space and to be seen with respect and Anishinaabe ...
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Ye gaane ka mood kya hai?/ What is the mood of this song?
with Rehana Zaman and Sharlene Bamboat
Sunday, June 27
2PM EST / 7PM GMT
Register here
A love letter as call and response between artists Rehana Zaman and Sharlene Bamboat, where they discuss Pakistani disco, love and solidarity, narration, low frequencies and mutability in their work.
In conjunction with Jupiter in ...
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A conversation with Chandra Frank and Rehana Zaman
Tuesday, April 13
2PM EST / 7PM GMT
Register here
On 13th April Chandra Frank and Rehana Zaman will be in-conversation reflecting on the feelings, thoughts and ideas emerging from the exhibition Jupiter in Aries, Moon in Virgo. They will be discussing creative praxis through fragments related to land, intimacy and kinship ...
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What You Allow Is What Will Continue by Gloria C Swain
March 30 – June 30, 2021
What You Allow Is What Will Continue sheds light on Black women’s invisible struggle with police brutality.
Police are not held accountable, Black women do not receive the same public outcry as Black men and there is a ...
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03 April – 17 July 2021
A primary exhibition of the Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival
There is a familiar point of view when sitting in the passenger seat of a car or at the kitchen table absorbed in close dialogue with others. Whether it’s the passing scenery or the preparation of food that flickers in ...
26 February – 27 March 2021
an in-gallery and online project
in the current digital landscape, we are all collectively shitting ourselves with the idea of staying relevant now that everything’s online.
little did i know: a conversation; a disruption; a relationship that’s been nourished between Christie Carriere, Hannia Cheng, ...
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Prayers for Dreamy Boys by Fallon Simard
January 5th – 27th, 2021
Prayers for Dreamy Boys is a new series of digital illustrations and animations by Fallon Simard. Fallon interrogates the relationship between state violence and mental health in so far as it is perpetuated on to Indigenous bodies. In Prayer for Dreamy Boys, they
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Moving Ether Way
11 December, 2020 – 30 January, 2021
Camille Rojas
Dallas Fellini
Hiba Ali
sarah koekkoek
Curated by Holly Chang and Karina Iskandarsjah
In the face of deep uncertainty, we are moving either way.
Moving Ether Way presents newly commissioned digitally immersive performance art works by Camille Rojas, Dallas Fellini, Hiba Ali, and sarah koekkoek. ...
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RESIDVALS
Shawn Johnston
08 January – 13 February 2021
RESIDVALS is a multimedia project based on the St. Joseph School for Girls and St. Peter Claver/Garnier High School for Boys located in Spanish, Ontario. The project examines the artist’s relationship to the site through place (the physical past and present location, historical events/occurrence) and memory (the ideas formed by visits to space during youth, ...
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La Fable d’OxA 21965
By Anna Eyler and Nicolas Lapointe
06 November 2020 – 04 January 2021
Since the Industrial Revolution, our relationship with the earth has become increasingly mediated by technologies of visualisation, sonification, classification, mapping, and simulation. At the same time, it is the minerals and materials of the earth that have facilitated these technological developments. The earth may therefore be ...
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