FAC received a grant to digitize and archive the Women’s Kit, a series of multimedia educational materials published by OISE in 1974.
Digitizing 1974 Women's Kit, making feminist educational materials accessible online.
Read MoreFAC received a grant to digitize and archive the Women’s Kit, a series of multimedia educational materials published by OISE in 1974.
Digitizing 1974 Women's Kit, making feminist educational materials accessible online.
Read MoreA one-night-only exhibition celebrating the work created during the FAC Residency. Featuring 19 artists from 10 cities, the evening provides a platform for showcasing feminist art centered on themes of social justice, including anti-racism, trans inclusion, anti-violence, decolonization, and more. Join the artists in a welcoming, scent-reduced, wheelchair-accessible space for conversation, snacks, drinks, and community.
Read MoreThe period from 2016-2019 marked significant programmatic expansion. FAC launched its international artist residency program at Artscape Gibraltar Point on Toronto Islands, hosting 19 artists annually in two-week intensive programs. The residency program provided individual studio time, group discussions, guest speakers, and collaborative critique sessions.
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