Was the “Oscar Slap” really the most important moment of the night?
Despite it being the most hyped moment of the evening, there were several other moments from that night — and around the world — that probably are more-deserving of our attention.
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Coordinates: presented by the dance department
Coordinates will be the first live performance in the dance department for two years.
How has the pandemic impacted art galleries?
Art scholars and curators discuss how the art gallery experience has adapted to the pandemic.
Terminal Station: a drawing exhibition by two visual art students
Two visual art students, Abbie Mauno and Yuki Tam, present Terminal Station, a drawing exhibition in the Gales Gallery.
Bridging representation in gaps in dance: A look at where we need to go
Even though dance appears to be a women-led industry, it’s male dominant at the top with representation missing along the way.
Intersections: presented by the department of dance and featuring the York Dance Ensemble
Four masters student choreographers present their new choreography in this online event of exploring the intersectionalities of race, gender, ethnicity, and more through movement, music, and projections.
Indigenous futurism in film with Danis Goulet
Cinema & media art faculty discuss the importance of the Indigenous futurism and media, and the upcoming virtual event featuring Danis Goulet.
An interview with John Babu: From molecular biology to filmmaking
With a masters degree in molecular biology, Babu discusses his journey into filmmaking and how his science background influenced him.
A conversation with Marsha Greene and Annmarie Morais
The York alumni discuss their new show The Porter, their experiences as creatives and the importance of showing stories of Black joy and Canadian history.
Hollywood’s colourism problem and shifting away from it
Calling out the faults of colourism in the film industry and acknowledging the slow and steady growth of diverse shades being put forth in mainstream media.