A moving memorial by Artistrophe remembers workers who have lost their lives on the job.

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POWER IN RESISTANCE

Curated by Tamara Toledo, this exhibition exposes voices of resistance and resilience that flourish throughout the Americas as a response to centuries of racism, poverty, and widespread economic and social exclusion of Indigenous peoples in the region.

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MONEY MOVES

Created by artist En Lai Mah, Money Moves: 超时工作 makes visible what is too often unnoticed: the labour of immigrant workers who put food on our tables. Mah collaborated with elderly grocery workers to create a performance that is inspired by their work. Please note: This is a work in progress community screening.

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BEATWORK

Beat work is a percussion workshop for migrant farmworkers. Facilitated by musician Ruben 'Beny' Esguerra, the workshop reflects on Indigenous migrations from south to north.

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CIRCLE

A community-engaged project by Syrus Marcus Ware adapts Diana Taylor’s concept of the archive and the repertoire to consider the challenges of archiving activist movements.

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IMMATERIAL CONDITIONS

Immaterial Conditions illuminates the crossroads where care and the economy meet. Presenting film, photography and sculpture by women and gender-queer artists, the events in this series consider
what it means to care.

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BAN’ YUH BELLY

Visual artist Anique Jordan interrupts what capitalism defines as work by centering the unwaged labour of Black mothers grieving children they have lost to violence.

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CARE

Care delves deep into the world of home elder care through the eyes of both paid caregivers and their elderly clients. Providing quality care for an aging population will require reimagining how we value and compensate care workers and how we support families who need their services.

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REMEMBERING THE WINNIPEG GENERAL

A play that is a political vaudeville that tells the story of the momentous, yet oft forgotten Winnipeg General Strike.

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UNFEELING CAPITALISM

A night of talk and play with game workers, players and artists confronting capitalism, white supremacy, and misogyny in real and virtual worlds.

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DARK BEINGS

Party and album launch of a new album by the electronic duo, LAL, Toronto’s mix of immigrant Barbadian, West-Indian, Straight cis-Blackman nerd meets Brampton/Bangladeshi Queer weirdo, aka Nic and Rose. Featuring special opening performance by Ziibiwan…

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ALL OR NONE

The act of sitting, pausing is a central fixture in the navigation of the fatigued body in spaces of capitalism. Often found marrying poetry with large-scale sculptural forms, Parkdale resident jes sasche addresses the negotiations of bodies moving in public/private space and the work of their care.

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