Jazz drummer Terry Clarke and his legacy at Hirut
The East End restaurant and cafe regularly holds jazz improv nights led by Terry Clarke, a prominent local musician.
Tag: Arts in Toronto
A conversation with Shammah Salwa
The emerging environmental artist and U of T alum discusses liminal space, plastic waste, and art as resistance.
Poetry Saved Our Lives: Toronto Public Library features artist-led creative workshops
A youth program teaches foundational poetry skills in an effort to empower and engage young voices.
Myth, Memory, and the Sea: Remembering David Blackwood at the AGO
The AGO’s newest exhibition brings the haunting tales of Newfoundland to life through Blackwood’s timeless prints.
Queerness, gentrification, and loneliness: Kate Cayley celebrates the launch of Property
The Toronto-based author celebrated her first novel, Property, amidst a supportive community at the Society Clubhouse.
TIFF on the thrift
Tips on how to get through TIFF without burning out or breaking the bank.
Nuit Blanche 2024 featured installations from York alumni
Nuit Blanche, Toronto’s annual festival of contemporary art, spotlights work by York alumni and explores bridging distances.
Celebrate Asian Heritage Month at Union Station
On May 7, Ethan Low and Gurtêj will perform at Union Station to celebrate Asian Heritage Month.
Is Art Inaccessible?
AMPD faculty discuss whether they feel that art is inaccessible, and in which ways.