Toronto’s legendary Laura Hubert (formerly of the Leslie Spit Trio)

Emerging artists Crockett and Segers explore the ideas of evolution, reproduction and revolution within society. Crockett addresses transitional stages within the life of a woman. Segers investigates the transformation of the male body through evolution, technology and robotics by romanticizing the industrial revolution and the next generation of androids.

Emerging artists Michelle Crockett and Walter Segers explore the ideas of evolution, reproduction and revolution within society. Crockett addresses transitional stages within the life of a woman. Segers investigates the transformation of the male body through evolution, technology and robotics by romanticizing the industrial revolution and the next generation of androids.

Annual photography exhibition co-produced by the Gladstone Hotel and SpeakEasy for CONTACT Photography Festival. Curated by David Brown and Chris Mitchell.

Part of the Deep Wireless Festival of Radio and Transmission Art.

A study of the endangered soundscape of the Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn, NY. Housed within an instrument called a Phonoscope, the installation combines binaural under-water and over-water sound recordings with stereoscopic images to create a heightened audio-visual experience for the viewer/listener that begs a closer listening to his/her everyday environment.

Still Motions traces the tension between the still and the moving image, presenting works that critique the logic of traditional photography via its successor media, film and video. Each work contains a degree of stillness that is in some way destabilized to disrupt the notion of a photograph as a suspended moment in time. The interaction of the three media allow for hybrid forms of moving images to emerge, generating the uncanny within the familiar while adding a sensorial  even visceral  dimension to our appreciation of the still image.

Weekly Life Drawing Class since the 50′s

Granny Boots is FREE weekly EARLY entertainment for QUEERS, hosted by your favorite radical feminist lez, Chelsey Licht-a Womyn.

The Real News Cafe promises to be another great source of discussion this coming week, as we delve into the politics and media coverage around pandemics. For many of our Toronto subscribers, the specter of SARS is a recent memory, and The Real News would like to invite you to join us next week at The Gladstone Hotel as we discuss the various issues raised when a pandemic is declared.

For those of you that joined us last month, you might remember we had hoped to deliver a cafe session on Climate Change and do promise to bring this discussion to you soon

At the launch of Filthy Lucre: Economics For People Who Hate Capitalism (HarperCollins Canada), a follow-up of sorts to his bestseller, The Rebel Sell, author and academic Joseph Health will discuss the extent to which the recent collapse of an economy governed by multinationals was inevitable. Marc Glassman, Executive Director of This Is Not A Reading Series and Proprietor of Pages Books & Magazines will host the evening