Monthly Archives: March 2010

Synesthesia: a neurologically-based condition in which stimulation of one sensory or cognitive pathway leads to automatic, involuntary experiences in a second sensory or cognitive pathway (this definition is taken from Wikipedia). I’m in this show (April 3-11th)! Please come and … Continue reading →

Abstract painter, Nathan Athay, formally invites you all to his exhibition opening on April 1st. The show will take place at the new Extempore Studio/Gallery at 141 Spadina Ave (at Richmond). This solo event consists mostly of large abstract works … Continue reading →

This is the first publication from a series of interviews with Toronto-based musicians. Take a look inside to see what some of Toronto’s musicians are doing on and off the stage, where they come from, and where they’re heading in … Continue reading →

On Friday, March 5 XPACE hosted a Cupcake Decorating Contest as part of our Wing Ding Friday’s event nights. We had a pretty big turnout and ended up with quite a variety of creative designs by the end of the … Continue reading →

Between the Arts. What and Where Is German Photography Now? Presentation by Felix Hoffmann, Chief Curator at C/O BERLIN Ryerson University CONTACT Lecture Series Monday, March 22, 7PM Ryerson University – Library Building, Room 72 350 Victoria St at Gould … Continue reading →

On behalf of the Free Fall festival in partnership with Harbourfront Centre’s World Stage: The Theatre Centre and Tanya Mars want to extend a Special Offer to their friends XPACE Cultural Centre. In her first Canadian performance since winning a 2008 Governor … Continue reading →

Upon seeing Perpetuities and Accumulations at Gallery 44 this past weekend, I couldn’t help but question the reasoning behind the processes of collecting personal and digital data.  With Miscellaneous Images Galore, Daniel Olson uses a computer screen saver program to … Continue reading →

From Toronto I moved to Banff, AB to take the position of Curatorial Work-Study at the Walter Phillips Gallery at The Banff Centre. From a large city with countless galleries, events, performances and talks I arrived in a town where … Continue reading →

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