artists

Womxn Paint is transforming 4000+ square feet in the laneway north of Dundas between McCaul and Beverly into a series of murals.

Gardiner Museum’s Community Arts Space is a summer-long project featuring programming led by emerging artists and cultural innovators.

Land Use asks the question, “What is our relationship to the world around us and how has it evolved over the years?”

Because finding a studio space (that will welcome your little one) shouldn’t be a pain in the ass.

Snag a piece of artwork (priced $2-$200) AND help support the spectacular programming that Xpace has in store.

“As much as I love being Canadian and working every day to contribute to a culture that is built on equality and diversity, I am also grateful to call myself an Egyptian.”