Gallery Talk: Professor Gillian Einstein on Women’s Brain Health and Elinor Carucci | Hannah Altman Professor Gillian Einstein shares insights on Elinor Carucci | Hannah Altman, connecting the work to how gender, culture, and life experience influence women’s brain health and aging.
Gallery Talk: Sof Kreidstein on Jewish Mysticism and Elinor Carucci | Hannah Altman Artist Sof Kreidstein explores Hannah Altman’s photographs, unpacking symbolism rooted in Jewish mysticism, folklore and storytelling, and reflecting on their deep contextual and ancestral ties.
Gallery Talk Dr. Andrea O’Reilly on Motherhood and Elinor Carucci | Hannah Altman Dr. Andrea O’Reilly, professor at York University and expert on motherhood, shares her reflections on Elinor Carucci | Hannah Altman, offering insight into Carucci’s exploration of maternal themes.
Gallery Talk Marina Dumont-Gauthier on Elinor Carucci | Hannah Altman and WONDER: Sage Szkabarnicki-Stuart AGO Curatorial Assistant Marina Dumont-Gauthier shares her reflections on the exhibitions, exploring connections between the three women photographers and highlighting often-overlooked details.
Workshop: Sage Szkabarnicki-Stuart on Shooting Self-Portraits on a Tripod Sage Szkabarnicki-Stuart leads a workshop focused on creating staged photographs, using a tripod, set design, costuming and lighting. This workshop encourages creative exploration and skill-building.
Film Screening: “Flavio Belli: A Life in Square Inches” This documentary follows Flavio Belli as he prepares for a solo exhibition, featuring interviews and a look at his remarkable art collection. Screening followed by a conversation with the artist.
One step still moves us forward by Morisha Moodley “One step still moves us forward” by Morisha Moodley introduces “crip time” into video, sculpture, and installation—disrupting linearity with glitch, repetition, and non-sequential rhythms Exhibition: May 9, 2025 – July 18, 2025
WONDER: Sage Szkabarnicki-Stuart This exhibition appropriates vocabularies of advertising and commercial photography, transforming the space into a site-responsive architectural environment of visual play and theatricality. May 29 – Jul 13, 2025
Elinor Carucci | Hannah Altman A photography exhibition by Elinor Carucci and Hannah Altman, curated by Barbara Astman. The exhibition explores personal practice, life stages, rituals, and family, through a Jewish feminist lens. May 29 – Aug 17, 2025
Home Game: Art, Culture, and Basketball Panel with artists discussing how basketball inspires creative expression across disciplines like performance, photography, and theatre.changemakers discussing basketball’s power to inspire cooperation, leadership, and community transformation.