In the fall of 2009, I taught a fourth-year undergraduate course on Toni Morrison. I haven’t looked at my course materials in over a decade. Here’s what I found. From…
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Toni Morrison’s books entered my life in the late 1970s, when I was a wife and mother in a very busy household, and still in my 20s. I was not…
Toni Morrison has been gone now for going on three years but it seems that she is with us still, made eternal through every word and phrase she committed to…
I first read Beloved more than thirty years ago. What stayed with me was the haunting, the three women who sat together in their front yard, and the beauty of…
Hi! I’m Emily Maxwell, the new Accessibility & Programs Coordinator here at Luminato. I am so excited to be part of the Luminato team, and to support Luminato’s ongoing commitment…
3 Reasons Why We Need Theatre For the longest time, theatre has been spoken of as a dying artform. Whether that’s true or not, it’s clear that theatre continues to…
Stories have the power to shape and influence our worldview, as well as our relationships with each other. March 20th is World Storytelling Day and to celebrate, we sat down…
How do you have a healthy music city? How does music enhance public life in the city? How can Toronto venues be better supported to ensure that the city’s music…
The Possibility of the Compassionate Institution Featuring Sean Lee, Christine Malec, Teneshia SamuelWelcome back to the Access Hub Blog. This blog originates from a collective request from the 2021 Access…
We’re thrilled to announce the 2022 cohort of 5 local artists in our Artists in Residence (AIR) program. Luminato’s AIR program is a residency for Toronto-based mid-to-senior career artists, working…