« Art + Disability Mini-Symposium in support of the exhibition, Crip Ecologies: Vulnerable Bodies in a Toxic Landscape curated by Amanda Cachia. This Mini-Symposium is presented by the Art Gallery of Windsor; Tangled Art + Disability; Health Equity and Social Inclusion Interdisciplinary Research Group and the Disability Studies Program, School of Social Work, University
Events
Afrique en cirque par Cirque Kalabanté Productions (13 au 24 avril)
« Le spectacle Afrique En Cirque symbolise la force, l’agilité et le talent artistique que l’on trouve dans la culture africaine. Une poignée d’acrobates audacieux, accompagnés de leurs musiciens, se produisent au rythme palpitant des djembés de Guinée avec leurs chorégraphies et acrobaties authentiques et originales. Au son mélodieux de la Kora, Yamoussa
Outside Looking In Presents Canada’s Largest Indigenous Youth Performance (May 12)
« Celebrating 15 years of empowering Indigenous Youth Each spring, our Annual Showcase is held at Meridian Hall in downtown Toronto, the largest soft-seat theatre in Canada. Our showcase is the largest Indigenous youth performance in Canada and features youth from our current participating communities and highlights the successes of our
Toronto Queer Film Festival 2022
« A long time ago, in a galaxy not so far away… human beings from planet earth were looking to draw inspiration from us! They had visions of future times with flying cars and Robo dogs, but what do these visions have to offer them regarding human rights, gender, land back
The Mosquers Film Festival 2022 (Edmonton)
« Join us for the 2022 Mosquers Film Festival on March 12th in the heart of downtown Edmonton at Winspear Centre! COVID delayed our plans, but not any longer. It’s gonna be a Mosquers Film Festival like you’ve never seen before.With outstanding short films submitted from across the world and an
Encounter with the « Hare in Situ » with Jenny McMaster and Kim Kilpatrick (Ottawa Art Gallery, Mar 6)
« Join Abound artist Jenny McMaster and blind story-teller Kim Kilpatrick for a sound and touch based tour of Jenny’s Hare in Situ installation. Ideal for non-sighted or low vision participants, but open to all, this session will include rich descriptions of the exhibition and a chance to touch the artworks’ materials, such as handmade
Toronto Black Film Festival (Feb 16-21, online)
« The Toronto Black Film Festival (TBFF), presented by TD Bank Group (TD) in collaboration with Global News, is celebrating its 10th anniversary, February 16 – 21, with a bigger and stronger ONLINE programming! Created by the Fabienne Colas Foundation, TBFF commemorates this important milestone with a record number of 200 films from 30 countries. Part of the TD 2022 Black History Month Series, the Festival will present 18 World premieres, 28 International
Asinabka Festival Presents Unikkaatuarniq – 6th Annual Snow Screen (Feb 4-6, online)
« Films will be available online through the purchase of an All Access or Industry Pass. Musical performances and other programming will be live-streamed on the Festival’s social media and/or released on the Festival’s online platform. The word Unikkaatuarniq is an Inuktitut word that means « Storytelling ». Storytelling is an ancient form of magic,
Underneath It All – Climate Change Theatre Action (New Harlem Productions, online plays)
« Underneath it all is what we already know. The ways the earth could heal itself, if we let it. The knowledge of those closest to the land. We consider how to act on the offerings in front of us with four short plays selected from The Arctic Cycle’s global initiative:
Afrique en cirque par Cirque Kalabante Productions
« Le spectacle Afrique En Cirque symbolise la force, l’agilité et le talent artistique que l’on trouve dans la culture africaine. Une poignée d’acrobates audacieux, accompagnés de leurs musiciens, se produisent au rythme palpitant des djembés de Guinée avec leurs chorégraphies et acrobaties authentiques et originales. Au son mélodieux de la Kora, Yamoussa