// Liminal Futures // intends to examine the potentiality of liminality as a portal to a better future and include works by Rah Eleh, Diasporic Futurisms, Adrienne Matheuszik, Skawennati, and Audie Murray.

Ominous Chaos looks at the peculiar, the uncanny and the grotesque through the works of Homa Khosravi and Marzieh Mosavarzadeh. Approaching the subject with levity, the exhibition interrogates mechanisms of control placed on the body.

In 2023, we will bring back The Living Room with a new set of film programs. From April to June 2023, we will present a program titled Intimate Entanglements.

Atelier Advisor is a fictional web art project that is presented in the format of an Etsy shop. Inspired by Rah’s character work, the shop offers a variety of playful and cheeky gifts. Objects include a magic 8 ball that shares the namesake of the gift shop, along with three glass blown White Tears, Periphery Art book and many others. 

Centre A is bringing back its thematic Holiday Art Market after last year’s inaugural edition. Please note that bidding is only available in the gallery, and it ends on December 15, 2022. Sold artworks can be picked up on December 16 and December 17, 2022,

Ed Pien: Tracing Water presents an extensive assembly of work by Toronto-based artist Ed Pien. Ranging from drawing to lithography to photo digital prints and video, the works span over 20 years and explore and incorporate water in these artistic creations.

Vanishing Act is a survey of queer artistic practices from the Global South – South Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and their diasporas, presented in partnership with the 2022 Queer Arts Festival. July 2 – September 1, 2022.

A Light Footprint in the Cosmos is a celebration of research methods and intercultural dialogue elaborated by the Substantial Motion Research Network (SMRN). June 15 – 26, 2022. Extended gallery hours: Friday, June 24, 7:30 – 9 PM; Sunday, June 26, 12 - 6 PM