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A series of commissioned artworks, Humber College produced art pieces and independent projects will be featured in the first Etobicoke Exhibition. Location: ...

As the fourth largest city in North America, Toronto is a global leader in technology, finance, film, music, culture and innovation, and consistently places at the top of international rankings due to investments championed by its government, residents and businesses. Nuit Connects is a relationship-building, mentorship and knowledge-sharing program in partnership with Doris McCarthy Gallery, which was inspired by the impassioned commitment to community and mentorship by Scarborough participants from the inaugural Nuit Blanche in Scarborough in 2018. Daughters of the diaspora (DOD) is a photographic essay. Further information will be available in the coming weeks. The installation is brought to you by fine artist NoPattern, in collaboration with Johnnie Walker, who appreciate that pace is also representative of responsible drinking. Nuit Blanche, Toronto’s free all-night celebration of contemporary art, returns this fall for its 16th edition, from sunset on October 1 to sunrise on October 2. For this edition of An Occupation, participants will be invited to soundtrack the work with Karaoke songs about labour, work and occupation. In I am the river, using animation, the artist stretches time, using the digital medium to show connections between the past, present and future. Their investment enables talented local, national and international artists to showcase their work publicly during the event. Whyishnave Suthagar is this year’s residency recipient. The installation is an exploration of pace. Nuit Blanche Toronto is made possible by generous sponsors and partners who share a commitment to arts and culture in Toronto and have immersed themselves in the spirit of Nuit Blanche Toronto.