tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-317790912024-10-24T19:15:05.863-07:00Caribbean, African Canadian Art in TorontoUnknownnoreply@blogger.comBlogger4125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-31779091.post-77846324762665604552007-08-10T09:02:00.000-07:002010-02-13T06:29:43.907-08:00

So let's look way back at how Studio Visuals (which was a dream) came to be. It was just one of my dreams which I envisioned in 1993, when living and travelling in the Middle East and Africa, long before I met Mr Higgins . My travels made me painfully aware of how seriously lacking the Toronto the art scene was. By the time I returned to Toronto it was 1995, by the time recovered from my culture

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Well it is week two of the exhibition, it's been slow and steady and I really love the break from my day job. The main difference is making a connection to people I have never met before, but the similarities are that I can spend hours on the computer searching for information and networking in the Ethernet and in person. The art world is not for the timid that's for sure .Good thing I am

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On Thursday night I headed down to the Distillery District to see MASK This is exhibtion is bringing a new dimension to the festival. The event was presented by the Association of African Canadian Artists which is a not-for profit organization I always knew Toronto was bursting at the seams with young emerging artist from the African diaspora 24 featured artiststo be exact in this

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So here is what has been going down in the Toronto African Canadian Art scene in the over the past week . Celebration ! opened in honour of Caribana' s 40th year anniversary and is a milestone event for both the gallery and the artist. This year marks the fifth year Studio Visuals has been in business in Corktown and the first time that Joshua Higgins has exhibited his art in giclee format in

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