CRIP COLLAB is a collaborative zine featuring artists who belong to all three of these fantastic communities: Disabled, Racialized and 2SLGBTQ+. This zine is curated by a multiply disabled, chronically ill, cancer survivor named Pree Rehal. View Last Year's Issue How do we imagine the futurities when our lived realities as Disabled/crip/mad/chronically ill folks are compounded… Continue reading CRIP COLLAB
CRIP COLLAB is a collaborative zine featuring artists who belong to all three of these fantastic communities: Disabled, Racialized and 2SLGBTQ+. This zine is curated by a multiply disabled, chronically ill, cancer survivor named Pree Rehal. View Last Year's Issue How do we imagine the futurities when our lived realities as Disabled/crip/mad/chronically ill folks are compounded… Continue reading CRIP COLLAB
Luminato's Creative Current presents Chinatown with Hannia Cheng. Created by Tea Base. Available from July 7, 2021 Let’s talk about how T’karonto's downtown Chinatown is not a monolith, and more than a tourist destination; an active community, home to many, and full of stories.Join Hannia Cheng, co-founder of Tea Base and founding member of Friends… Continue reading Chinatown with Hannia Cheng
Audio Walking Tour Anthropocene Immersion, Unearthing Lost Taddle Creek is an audio walk from Ryerson University to Toronto City Hall. Walking time 75 minutes to an hour. Distance approximately 2 km. Anthropocene Immersion, Unearthing Lost Taddle Creek is a journey to find the landscape of lost Taddle Creek. These are the stories of the land:… Continue reading Anthropocene Immersion, Unearthing Lost Taddle Creek
Built on Genocide is a reckoning, a call to action, and an unflinching look at the colonial foundations of Canada that remain intact today. Created by Indigenous artist Jay Soule | CHIPPEWAR from the Chippewas of the Thames First Nation (Deshkaan Ziibing Anishinaabeg), Built on Genocide is a powerful visual record of the 19th-century buffalo… Continue reading Built on Genocide
