Toronto writer discusses erasure in Black art and history during Black Portraiture[s] Conference
The Black Portraiture[s] conference is being hosted in Canada for the first time.
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Tickets on sale for first-of-its-kind AGO show
Tickets go on sale on Oct. 7 for the first of its kind exhibition, which focuses on art, nature and mysticism.
Photojournalism, artistic expression meld at AGO exhibit
The Art Gallery of Ontario’s latest exhibit dissects the precarious politics of looking, co-curator Jim Shedden says.
Some TDSB art headed to AGO should hang in schools: Trustee
Pieces of the Toronto District School Board’s multimillion-dollar art collection are leaving home, but at least one trustee hopes they’ll be back for a visit. “The AGO is a wonderful environment for us to have the artwork in, but it would be even nicer if we can actually have some of these artworks in the schools,” said Scarborough Southwest trustee Gary Crawford.
Views vary on planned Kensington upgrade
The operator of a below street-level business says plans for a water-main upgrade in Kensington Market are long overdue.