You're invited to participate in a collage art-making, constructing, and storytelling workshop inspired by Basma Alsharif’s exhibition. In this workshop, participants can create a layered collage inspired by an experience or memory. Tell a story using images, learn the basics of composition and make new friends. Registration is not required. The workshop takes around 45 minutes and includes […]
Allyson Mitchell and Deirdre Logue speak on their collaborative work as artists, curators and founders of FAG (Feminist Art Gallery) in a talk entitled 'Hers Is Still a Dank Cave'.
Welcome to TD Community Sundays at MOCA
Enjoy free admission to the museum one Sunday each month from 10am to 2pm.
TD Community Sundays are made possible by TD Bank Group through its corporate citizenship platform, The Ready Commitment.
TD Community Sundays may include guided tours of the exhibitions on view. Stay tuned for more program offerings and activities.
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Moyra Davey presents her film 'Hemlock Forest' (2016) which has a very explicit connection to Akerman’s 1977 work 'News From Home'.
Join curator Muna Cann and artist Gustavo Artigas for an interactive video-making workshop inspired by Chantal Akerman and Basma Alsharif’s exhibitions at MOCA.
Playful and experimental in nature, the workshop will explore the differences and similarities between video art and cinema. Participants in the workshop will have the chance to create collaborative short videos using footage from their smartphones as a means to inquire into traditional narrative film and how it might be disrupted.
Serena Lee speaks about her work in video and performance in a talk entitled 'And Other Imaginary Lines'.
Movement workshop led by Ange Loft within the space of 'A foreign source of extraordinary power'.
Join us throughout March Break to create a clay miniature for the second phase of the workshop 'Resolution (Mass of Clarity)' by art collective, PA System.
Anique Jordan speaks about her work as an artist, a curator and a writer in 'Memory, Urgency, and Performing the Archive'.
Ange Loft’s wearable sculptures and movement facilitation is brought together in 'All You Can Hold', a multi-arts spectacle created to the music of LAL’s Album – Find Safety. Featuring Some of Toronto’s top queer and trans artists of colour, including, movement by ILL NANA/DiverseCity Dance company and Victoria Mata, and projection design by Jose Garcia. Join in creating a hallowed space, where we define for ourselves what it means to be holy, sacred, consecrated, sanctified, and blessed.