Tenille K. Campbell with Joshua Whitehead Books & Ideas Mar 10 The launch of Tenille K. Campbell’s new poetry collection, in conversation with award-winning author Joshua Whitehead.
A Heap of Random Sweepings Gallery Exhibitions Mar 18 - Jun 06 The Koffler Gallery is proud to present the first major solo exhibition in Toronto by multidisciplinary artist Sameer Farooq.
Larissa Lai with Kai Cheng Thom Books & Ideas Apr 01 Award-winning writer Larissa Lai launches her new book inspired by the tumultuous history of Hong Kong, in an online conversation with writer and performer Kai Cheng Thom.
Without Borders, Without Limits / Sin Fronteras, Sin Límites / 无国界 无界限 Community Programs Dec 17, 2020- Dec 31, 2021 Without Borders, Without Limits is a community-engaged photography and writing project connecting newcomer and refugee seniors through a collaborative creative process.
My mother tongue is burdened by the accent of exile Digital Projects Nov 23, 2020- Feb 28, 2021 A sound, video and interactive work highlighting the loss and longing for ancestral cultural literacy, created by Golboo Amani in collaboration with Maryam Hafizirad and Mohammad Rezaei.
With a thematic focus on counter-narratives, our year-round Books & Ideas series features authors who use writing and books as tools of resistance.
We present innovative, participatory performance projects that showcase the work of local and international playwrights, directors and performers experimenting with content and form.
Our gallery conversations offer an inclusive platform for the exchange of ideas around social justice and current global concerns, cultivating dialogue across creative disciplines and cultural communities.
Our community programs unite professional artists with community members in collaborative, participatory art-making processes that foster inclusivity and dialogue, and amplify marginalized voices.
Onsite guided gallery tours, facilitated discussions, and hands-on workshops offer opportunities for a wide variety of audiences – from students to community groups – to exchange ideas and express themselves creatively.
Offsite workshops at schools and community organizations are inspired by our current exhibitions, revolving around themes of identity, memory and place, and promoting ideals of social justice.