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Exhibition Celebration

Event
In-Person at Agnes
15 August 2022
7–9 pm, Public Reception

This event is free and open to everyone.

Roy Kakegamic, Survivor, 1982, acrylic on paper. Gift of David Clare, 2019

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This event is free and open to everyone.

Don’t miss this occasion to come together and celebrate Agnes’s suite of exhibitions including:

Land Protectors

Collections Count + Care

The Fabrics of Representation

Fugitive Rituals

Pamila Matharu: Where Were You in ’92?

Winsom Winsom: The Masks We Wear

These are the final exhibitions in our current building. Agnes closes her doors to the public on 5 December in preparation for the building of Agnes Reimagined, our new future-oriented facility. With this celebration, we also officially kick-off An Institute for Curatorial Inquiry and Museum Without Walls (MWW).

Refreshments are available with remarks around 7:30 pm.

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Winsom Winsom, The Masks We Wear, 2018, papier maché masks, slave ring, self-portrait (oil on canvas), painted seeds, red paint, wooden snakes, red satin. Purchase, Chancellor Richardson Memorial Fund, 2022
Exhibition
Winsom Winsom: The Masks We Wear
30 July –4 December 2022
Mounted Metro police officers and others on foot confront a crowd downtown on May 4, 1992, to quell vandalism and looting. Photo: John Mahler, The Toronto Star, 4 May 1992
Exhibition
Pamila Matharu:
Where Were You in ‘92?
30 July –4 December 2022
Cindy Mochizuki, 8 anew/m# (2022) water colour drawings and digital collage. Image courtesy of the artist.
Exhibition
Fugitive Rituals: Nicolas Fleming, SF Ho, Cindy Mochizuki, Lisa Myers, Laura Pitkanen, Camille Turner and Alize Zorlutuna
30 July –4 December 2022
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