WHERE SHE WENT, WE THRIVED
Artists: Apanaki Temitayo M, Christine Nnawuchi, and Yasin Osman
A public art exhibition at Harbourfront Centre that explores the magic and tenacity of Black womanhood.
February 2021 – April 11, 2021 | Harbourfront Centre 235 Queens Quay East.
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HERE AGAIN, AT THE CROSSROADS
Artists: Andre Wagner, The Poet MJ, Jordan Sook
A public art exhibition exploring the historic transit hub of Union Station as a site of constant movement and change.
March 23, 2021 – May 31, 2021 | Toronto Union Station
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WE HAVE DONE ENOUGH
Artist: Anique Jordan
August 2020 – Feburary 2021 | Nia Centre for the Arts, 524 Oakwood Avenue
Nia Centre for the Arts presents ‘We Have Done Enough’ a 21 ft art installation designed by award-winning multidisciplinary artist Anique Jordan. This exhibit challenges the viewer to consider the significant work that Black people have put into explaining and fighting against racism.
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THE OTHER SIDE OF THE SUN
Curator: Safia Siad
Artists: Idil Djafer, Hameeda Mahmoud, jamilah malika abu-bakare, Alexander Robinson
February 25 – March 1, 2020 | #Hashtag Gallery, 830 Dundas St. W.
Featuring works by our 2020 Artists-in-Residence, this culminating group exhibition spans generations and disciplines, bridging themes and community.
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THE WAY SHE LOOKS: YOUTH SHOWCASE
Artists: Chanel Carter, Idil Dhafer, Kourtney Jackson, Fabio Tavares Manuel, Hermmela Tafesse, Warda Youssouf
November 20, 2019 | Ryerson Image Centre, 33 Gould St.
The Way She Looks: Youth Showcase is a presentation of portrait photography developed in response to the The Way She Looks: A History of Female Gazes in African Portraiture exhibition.
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FROM THE GROUND UP
Curator: Emilie Croning
Artists: Solana Cain, Aaron Jones, Desmond Miller, Shantel Miller, Soko Negash, and James Yeboah
February 7-14, 2019 | OUR Gallery, 444 Dupont St. Unit 31
Featuring work from our 2019 Artists-in-Residence, From The Ground Up refers to building on a creative foundation which investigates what lies within us; who we are and our contribution to something greater than us, through art.
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SOUTH – NORTH GRIOTS SUMMIT
Artists: Performances By: Krystle Chance, Lola Bunz, Whitney French, Randell Adjei, Quentin Vercetty, David Delisca
May 28-30, 2015 | Lula Lounge
An international spoken word festival hosted by the Northern Griots Network in collaboration with Nia Centre for the Arts.
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