Exhibitions

Deconstructing oppressive barriers, dreaming everyday utopias into being

A decolonial praxis guiding the viewer toward freedom, liberation, joy, and celebration

Asserting a powerful Black presence in the city, challenging colonial histories of portraiture

A new visual narrative of Muslim experience and identity in Toronto

Exploring new ways of thinking about Jamaican-Canadian culture, and reimagining the family album through a contemporary lens

An incisive remediation of archival material, exploding colonial notions of Indigeneity

Mining personal archives, institutional collections, music, and oral histories to chart and connect people and places with links to Haiti

Envisaging a world characterized by collective care

An exploration of family, land, and the power of place in Mixed Race identity and African diasporic histories

An immersive experience focusing on global issues of displacement, migration, and geopolitical conflict

Collaborative yet self-styled portraits generate new space for Black men in the pages of history

A third instalment charting the progression of the massive Port Lands Flood Protection project and its creative ecology

A comprehensive selection of works exemplifying a unique, transcontinental, queer photographic vision

A delicate, composite seascape commemorating the countless migrants who sail in search of freedom

A photographic collection offering a candid look into the hidden worlds of people defying gender conventions

An installation of delicate, monumental beauty warning of things to come

Vivid images addressing the impact on local women and girls of living without access to clean water

An intimate celebration of the interior lives of Black women

A large-scale installation empowers representations of intimacy and vulnerability in Black male relationships