DISLOCATIONS is part of Open Doors Ontario

DISLOCATIONS will be on display till May 26th and will be part of Doors Open weekend.  to know more about Doors Open Ontario visit http://www.doorsopenontario.on.ca

About Riverdale Hub

This once derelict three-storey building in Toronto’s Little India was transformed into a revitalized community hub with numerous sustainable design elements, including geothermal heating and cooling. It is now 90 per cent energy efficient. Riverdale Hub, a grassroots organization, develops social enterprises to provide marginalized women and families with services and training, enabling them to develop sustainable livelihoods.

1326 Gerrard Street East, Toronto, Ontario
Telephone: 416-465-6021, ext. 3004
Architect: Advocate Architects: Natale & Scott Architects, 2009
Saturday: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m

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DISLOCATIONS – The Exhibition

DISLOCATIONS – A CONTACT Featured Exhibition, Riverdale Hub Community Art Gallery

DISLOCATIONS – A CONTACT Featured Exhibition

Artist Brett Gundlock, ‘Home’.
DISLOCATIONS – A CONTACT Featured Exhibition at Riverdale Hub Community Art Gallery

DISLOCATIONS – A CONTACT Featured Exhibition at Riverdale Hub Community Art Gallery

Artist Brett Gundlock, Home.
DISLOCATIONS – A CONTACT Featured Exhibition at Riverdale Hub Community Art Gallery.

Artist Meral Pasha, Liminal Spaces.
DISLOCATIONS – A CONTACT Featured Exhibition at Riverdale Hub Community Art Gallery.

Artist Meral Pasha, Liminal Spaces.
DISLOCATIONS – A CONTACT Featured Exhibition at Riverdale Hub Community Art Gallery.

Artist Mona Kamal, Reflections on Memory.
DISLOCATIONS – A CONTACT Featured Exhibition at Riverdale Hub Community Art Gallery.

Artist Khadija Baker, Home Songs.
DISLOCATIONS – A CONTACT Featured Exhibition at Riverdale Hub Community Art Gallery.

Artist Khadija Baker, Home Songs.
DISLOCATIONS – A CONTACT Featured Exhibition at Riverdale Hub Community Art Gallery.

DISLOCATIONS – A CONTACT Featured Exhibition at Riverdale Hub Community Art Gallery.

Artist Jin-Me Yoon, Reservoir.
DISLOCATIONS – A CONTACT Featured Exhibition at Riverdale Hub Community Art Gallery.

Artist Jamelie Hassan, Olives for Peace.
DISLOCATIONS – A CONTACT Featured Exhibition at Riverdale Hub Community Art Gallery.

Artist Annie sakkab, Projections.
DISLOCATIONS – A CONTACT Featured Exhibition at Riverdale Hub Community Art Gallery.

DISLOCATIONS – A CONTACT Featured Exhibition at Riverdale Hub Community Art Gallery.

DISLOCATIONS is on now till May 26th 2013. Come and see us if you’re in town.

Gallery hours: Mon – Fri: 9am – 5pm, Sat: 1pm – 6pm.

Address: The Riverdale Hub Community Art Gallery, 1326 Gerrard Street East, Toronto

Great Opening Reception. Great Crowd. Thank you all for coming ;)

DISLOCATIONS Opening Reception

DISLOCATIONS Opening Reception

DISLOCATIONS Opening Reception

DISLOCATIONS Opening Reception

DISLOCATIONS Opening Reception

DISLOCATIONS Opening Reception

DISLOCATIONS Opening Reception

DISLOCATIONS Opening Reception

Scotiabank CONTACT Photo Festival Catalogue is out!

 

Scotiabank CONTACT Photo Festival CATALOGUE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CONTACT Photo Festival catalogue is out and here’s our feature page.. looking great! Be sure to pick your copy form CONTACT offices at 80 Spadina Avenue, Suite 310.

Join us for the Opening Reception of Dislocations on May 2nd, 6pm – 9pm.

 

DISLOCATIONS

Curated by Sevan Injejikian and Annie Sakkab

Mona Kamal, Reflections on Memory, 2011. Photo credit: Terrance Houle. Courtesy of the artist.

 

Presented by the Scotiabank Contact13 Photography Festival and the Riverdale Hub, Dislocations is a group exhibition featuring artists Annie Sakkab, Brett Gundlock, Jamelie Hassan, Jin-Me Yoon, Meral Pasha and Mona Kamal.

The exhibition brings together artists who explore the tenuous relationship between identity and place, and who investigate how movement has become a mode of being in the world during an era of globalization.

Join us for the opening night on May 2, 2013 from 6pm – 9 pm at the Riverdale Hub Community Art Gallery, a centre that provides invaluable hands-on training opportunities to marginalized women and their families, enabling them to develop sustainable livelihoods.

The Riverdale Hub Community Art Gallery                                                                        1326 Gerrard Street East                                                                                                     Toronto, ON  M4L 1Z1

May 2 – 26, 2013                                                                                                                        Mon-Fri:  9pm – 5pm
Sat: 1pm – 6pm                                                                                                                                Opening reception: Thursday May 2, 2013 from 6pm – 9pm

For more information, please contact: annie@anniesakkab.com                                              Or visit: http://www.riverdalehub.ca