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The Classroom Public Programs

Blackwood Gallery

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An event series on experimental education, movement, and creative pedagogy. Rooted in The Classroom is an invitation to enact alternative modes of learning amid educational austerity that erodes access, experimentation, and critical inquiry.

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The Blackwood is committed to thinking about the gallery as a space for living ideas—for holding together research, creation, inquiry, interaction, and conversation. We ask questions and offer a diagnosis of our contemporary times in essay-exhibitions, discursive events, commissioned artistic works, performances, publishing platforms, and educational projects. We offer visitors opportunities to grapple with the conflicts, challenges, and questions of our time: How do our respective living conditions impinge upon each other? What kind of a future do we want to live in? How can we shape our world more intelligently, but also more poetically?

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Attunement Sessions

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The 4-part Attunement Sessions are presented alongside the Blackwood's staging of "Weathering" and Toronto Dance Theatre's winter double bill, "FACE RIDER" and "Odd-Sensual."

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GUT_BRAIN 1

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GUT_BRAIN is an exhibition series inspired by the primary movements of the digestive system: ingestion, propulsion, mechanical breakdown, chemical digestion, absorption, and elimination. Staged in six movements in sites between Canada and Mexico.

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Here, Better, Now

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Here, Better, Now is a four-part program that details forms of solidarity, art, activism, and policy change emerging from the overdose crisis.

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Nearshore Gatherings

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A series of outdoor public events hosted by the Blackwood and led by local artists, researchers, community organizers, knowledge-keepers, and educators of various backgrounds.

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Oughtism

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A multimodal seminar series on neurodivergent ways of living in the world

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Overseeding Public Programs Series

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A discursive program series will expand on the themes of the exhibition, "Overseeding: Botany, Cultural Knowledge and Attribution" through three workshops.

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QUIET PARADE Public Programs

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Public programs presented alongside QUIET PARADE, A sensory-friendly parade that celebrates accessibility and cross-disability solidarity, September 18, 2024 at the University of Toronto Mississauga.

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STIM CINEMA Public Programs

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Responsive programming runs alongside STIM CINEMA including screenings, workshops, campus walks, performances, and a 4-day interdisciplinary seminar series.

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The Art Gallery Problem – Public Programs

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The Blackwood's winter 2025 exhibition The Art Gallery Problem is accompanied by performances, screenings, and discussions that extend and elaborate works in the exhibition, and expand and complicate the curatorial premise.

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The Whole World in Our Hands Public Programs

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Public programs presented as part of The Whole World in Our Hands, an exhibition in campus spaces, open research forum, and film screening, curated by Jacqui Usiskin, September 3, 2024–January 7, 2025.

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WISH YOU WERE HERE, WISH HERE WAS BETTER

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Wish You Were Here, Wish Here Was Better is a mobile public event series that makes space for people impacted by the ongoing overdose crisis to mourn, while providing opportunities to imagine and work towards a more just future.