In this video, we visit the visual artist, community activist, researcher, youth-advocate and educator Syrus Marcus Ware in his studio. Ware has exhibited widely and—through the mediums of installation, painting and performance—he has dedicated his practice to finding aesthetic strategies for challenging systemic oppression. Here he discusses the process of his ongoing Activist Portrait Series.
Since her Polaris Prize win last year, Lido Pimienta’s music profile has soared. Less known, however, is her making of art textiles, paintings and prints
The questionable ethics in British artist Michael Landy’s participatory protest exhibition in Toronto.
A groundbreaking film and video festival made for and by women of colour in 1980s Vancouver was an important precedent for the return of identity politics.
The Montreal musician talks about her move into the art world and her stance on Afrofuturism.
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