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Greater Toronto Art 2021

Tuấn Andrew Nguyễn

The Boat People

Samson Kambalu

A Thousand Years | Dogs See Invisible Things

GTA360 — Virtual

TD Community Sunday: From Scrapbook to Screen with Saroja Ponnambalam (Virtual)

Shelagh Keeley in Conversation with Gaëtane Verna & November Paynter, introduced by Kathleen Bartels

GTA21 — Publication

Current Exhibition

Greater Toronto Art 2021
September 29, 2021
— January 9, 2022
Greater Toronto Art 2021
GTA360 — Virtual
October 15, 2021
— January 9, 2022
GTA360 — Virtual
GTA21 — Publication
September 29, 2021
— January 9, 2022
GTA21 — Publication

Events

Shelagh Keeley in Conversation with Gaëtane Verna & November Paynter, introduced by Kathleen Bartels (In-person)

Shelagh Keeley in Conversation with Gaëtane Verna & November Paynter, introduced by Kathleen Bartels (In-person)

Friday, November 5, 2021
TD Community Sunday: From Scrapbook to Screen with Saroja Ponnambalam (Virtual)

TD Community Sunday: From Scrapbook to Screen with Saroja Ponnambalam (Virtual)

Sunday, November 7, 2021
TD Community Sunday: Collage making inspired by the work of artist Saroja Ponnambalam (In-person)

TD Community Sunday: Collage making inspired by the work of artist Saroja Ponnambalam (In-person)

Sunday, November 7, 2021
Creative Conversations with <em>GTA21</em> artist Sahar Te and Amin Alsaden (Virtual)

Creative Conversations with GTA21 artist Sahar Te and Amin Alsaden (Virtual)

Thursday, November 18, 2021

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