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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. Through personal interviews and poetic recitations, this digital exhibition unpacks the fear of cultural erasure and the longing for ancestral kinship experienced by immigrants and diaspora.
A Matter of Taste is a digital exhibition that uses food, and the cultures that surround it, to examine our relationships to one another, society and the world at large. The exhibition invites a number of artists and writers to ask questions such as where does our food come from, who prepares it, who consumes it, how do we remember it, what have we forgotten, what is there yet to learn?
Eleventh House is a digital project exploring the rituals of astrology reading and horoscope writing. Featuring original work by Meg Prosper, Walter Scott, annieanniewongwong, Emmie Tsumura, Meech Boakye and Dainesha Nugent-Palache.
There are Times and Places features four original artworks by artists asinnajaq, Dayna Danger, Coco Guzman, Mani Mazinani and Wuulhu. Each work explores ways in which the Internet functions (and sometimes fails) as an alternative, digitally constructed space for forming community, expanding identity and knowledge sharing.
Economies of Care is a digital, multimedia project that explores meaningful approaches and empathetic ideas around care and ethical labour practices across communities. The exhibition features a commissioned essay by writer and editor Tiana Reid, new works by artist and organizer Kara Manso and social practice artist and educator Serena Lee, as well as digital presentations of works by interdisciplinary artist Florence Yee, and a curatorial project by writer and curator Erica Cristobal.
Thresholds is a Koffler.Digital podcast hosted and produced by Maya Bedward in collaboration with members of Holland Bloorview’s Youth Advisory Council. Presented in 5 parts, each episode of Thresholds explores the experiences of these youth with disabilities, as they transition into the adult world.
Mariam Magsi, Shelley Niro, Kosisochukwu Nnebe and Carol Sawyer consider the implications (political or otherwise) of constructing one's own representation through photography, grappling with subjectivity, performance and visuality.
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