Residencies

Residencies

What would it mean to conceptualize the "classroom as a work of art?" Exploring this potential, a series of residencies were created in various educational sites.

Residencies

Upside-down and Backwards

Hannah Jickling and Helen Reed collaborate with a grade 3 and grade 6 class, resulting in a series of inver­sions, reflec­tions and refrac­tions about nature and cul­ture.

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Multiple Elementary/Ask Me Chocolates

An artwork by Helen Reed, Hannah Jickling, and a grade 6 class, 'Ask Me Chocolates' is a series of limited edition artist multiples, made with both milk and dark chocolate.

Residencies

Museum Without Entrance

This residency, by artist Rodrigo Hernandez-Gomez, brings together collectors, private collections and audiences in the City of Toronto to create the Museum Without Entrance.

Residencies

Walls to the Ball

As a research performance platform Hazel Meyer uses the trope of basketball to investigate gender, sports, althleticism and textiles. Working with two secondary classes the installation became a "weird growth"…

Residencies

Your Lupines or Your Life

The project takes its name from a 1974 Monty Python sketch about an inept highway robber who, with his catchphrase “your lupines or your life,” steals lupine flowers from the…

Residencies

Friday

'Friday' is a collaboration between Sarah Febbraro and a grade 10, 11, and 12 class that brings together a talk-show aesthetic with the well-know tradition of high school talent shows.

Residencies

Ponytail Express

Hazel Mey­er worked with the Art Gallery of Ontario’s Youth Coun­cil to devel­op this iter­a­tion of Pony­tail Express. Pony­tail Express is an ongo­ing research-per­for­mance plat­form about ath­let­ics, aes­thet­ics, gen­der, and co-opt­ing mass…

Residencies

Extra Curricular Curriculum Vitae

'Extra Curricular Curriculum Vitae' was an installation and series of slideshows featuring discards and detritus from the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE) basement.

Residencies

# (Insert Awesome Title Here) And Other Fantastic Stories

Shannon Gerard's 8-week workshop that questioned the nature and scope of publication.

Residencies