M ikel is a member of the post-avant-garde film Collective Obscuritads. He and fellow filmmaker Scott Barley have been described by critics and curators as “enfants terribles,” with screenings and retrospectives in art galleries and museums worldwide for the past 16 years. As a curator, he presented Takashi Makino’s work for the first time [...]
Jo SiMalaya Alcampo (they/them/siya) is an interdisciplinary artist born in Maynila, Philippines, raised in Malvern, Scarborough, and based in Tkaranto / Toronto. Their work has been exhibited locally and internationally and published in anthologies exploring working-class histories and solidarity. With Kwentong Bayan Collective, they create comics, radical history posters, and stories about migrant care [...]
Taqralik visual and film work has been shown in exhibitions in North America, Australia, Norway, New Zealand and the UK. Her work umiakkut (by boat) is part of the 2026 Toronto Biennial of Art. Her first published work of poetry, Curved Against the Hull of a Peterhead, was published by the Indigenous Otherwise program [...]
Rebecca Garrett visual and media artist whose award winning experimental videos and installations have been exhibited in Canada and abroad. She has worked collaboratively and/or collectively with many groups and individuals in Canada, the USA, Denendeh, Zimbabwe, and Kenya, and has taught at York University, the University of Toronto, and [...]
Leena is a Toronto based visual and performance artist, focusing on precariousness and uncertainty through the lens of disability and aging. Raudvee’s drawings investigate the performative embodied within the drawing of a line. In performance, she has been exploring the relation between her drawing practice and her daily performance, as performance art, of the [...]
María José’s work is rooted in the musical traditions of Colombia’s Caribbean coast, where drums, gaitas, maracas, voices, and memory intertwine Afro-descendant and Indigenous legacies. Through rhythms such as cumbia, mapalé, bullerengue, vallenato, and porro, these traditions carry histories of celebration, resilience, and collective memory while continually evolving through new forms of creation and [...]
Juliana Borrero is a translator, writer, and performer. She is the translator of Edgar Allan Poe, Rudyard Kipling, and Dylan Thomas for Panamericana Editorial, as well as the book of erotic poetry Aureole by Carole Maso, published by Cajón de sastre, and the recipient of a grant from the Banff International Literary Translation Center, [...]
Ryan Ferko is best known as part of an unnamed media collective that also features Parastoo and Faraz Anoushahpour. Their heady meta-docs take aim at official and unofficial memories, perception and empire. But Ryan also has a private practice, unglimpsed even in the largest corporate search engines or the slippery slopes of so-called social media. [...]
T his event is sponsored by the Musagetes Foundation. https://musagetes.ca Curated by Elwood Jimmy Miguel Hilari (1985) is a Bolivian filmmaker of Aymara and German descent. His practice is concerned with memory, migration and urbanization processes. His films include After a fire(25’, 2023), Cerro Saturno (13’, 2022), Compañía (60’, 2019), [...]
IInti Pujol, a multidisciplinary artist from Argentina, engages in experimental art across a variety of media, including objects, performances, etchings, paintings, and video. Her recent work prominently features the performative power of sound, examining issues of territorial and bodily conflict within a neoliberal capitalist context and exploring diverse forms of resistance and poetic justice. [...]
