2020-2021
FKRG X RAJNI SHAH ~ EXHAUSTION AND SOLIDARITY
NEGOTIATING PRESENCES: DIGITAL ISLAMIC ART HISTORY IN THE BOTANICAL GARDEN
Conversations in Contemporary Art: Michèle Pearson Clarke, Michaëlle Sergile and Ashley Raghubir
Exhibition: juan ortiz-apuy The Virtual Garden
Anti-Asian Racism Undone
2019-2020
The Sunflower Man: Performance, screening and conversation with Heryka Miranda and Luis Mendoza on Dance
A Powerful Wind on Turtle Island: Narratives of the Afro Indigenous Experience in the Americas
Mapping African Nova Scotian Migration and Settlement, 1881-1930
MONITOR 13: DANCE ON MY HEAD AND SCRATCH MY HEART
2018-2019
Artist Talk and Conversation,: Jaret Vadera
Prefessional Panel :AGHSA's 13th annual Graduate Student Symposium, “Communities of Care".
It's Bigger Than Hip-Hop
Listening Gathering: how we come together
Afternoons at The Institute: Collective and Creative Methodologies Within The Future of Indigenous Art, Julie Nagam
FKRG X RAJNI SHAH ~ EXHAUSTION AND SOLIDARITY
NEGOTIATING PRESENCES: DIGITAL ISLAMIC ART HISTORY IN THE BOTANICAL GARDEN
Conversations in Contemporary Art: Michèle Pearson Clarke, Michaëlle Sergile and Ashley Raghubir
Exhibition: juan ortiz-apuy The Virtual Garden
Anti-Asian Racism Undone
2019-2020
The Sunflower Man: Performance, screening and conversation with Heryka Miranda and Luis Mendoza on Dance
A Powerful Wind on Turtle Island: Narratives of the Afro Indigenous Experience in the Americas
Mapping African Nova Scotian Migration and Settlement, 1881-1930
MONITOR 13: DANCE ON MY HEAD AND SCRATCH MY HEART
2018-2019
Artist Talk and Conversation,: Jaret Vadera
Prefessional Panel :AGHSA's 13th annual Graduate Student Symposium, “Communities of Care".
It's Bigger Than Hip-Hop
Listening Gathering: how we come together
Afternoons at The Institute: Collective and Creative Methodologies Within The Future of Indigenous Art, Julie Nagam
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