The exhibition Unsettling seeks to unsettle its site—the Doris McCarthy Gallery, the campus of U of T Scarborough, and the suburb of Scarborough itself. It probes themes ranging from the indigenous history of Scarborough to the proliferation of modernism, from immigration to urban sprawl, the underlying tensions between ecology and human intervention and the contradictions in the celebration of Canada's 150th anniversary.
Further education and outreach programming is scheduled throughout the run of the show. More details are on the Doris McCarthy Gallery website.
Thursday
September
14,
1
-
2
pm
Visiting
Artist
Lecture
Series:
Lori
Blondeau
Wednesday
September
20,
3
-
4
pm
Unmarked
Paths
and
Ravines
—
Performance
walk
by
Basil
AlZeri
Sunday
September
24,
2
-
3:30
pm
Art
Walk
&
Talk
—
Guided
Walk
of
Guild
Park
&
Gardens
Artist
Talk
by
Duorama
at
the
DMG
4:15
pm
Tuesday
September
26,
10
am
-
3
pm
Guided
Walks
by
First
Story
Toronto
&
Jumblies
Theatre
Talking
Treaties
Project
Thursday
October
19,
10
am
-
1
pm
Strain
to
Absorb
—
Pigment
Workshop
with
Lisa
Myers
and
Shored
Up
Collective
(To
register,
see
EVENTBRITE)
Sunday
October
22,
12
-
5
pm
Free
Contemporary
Art
Bus
Tour
Sunday
October
22,
3:45
pm
Artist
Talk
by
Duorama