Catch te Southampton Arts Center " I am" concert proformance Oct. 330@ 7PM

"I AM" CONCEPT ART PERFORMANCE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30 @ 7 PM Multidisciplinary artist Aima Saint-Hunon pursues forms and curves, a mix of maturity and sensuality found in her audience and herself. Her work explores the intersection of emotion, sensuality, and the reflection of the soul, while allowing the imagination of spectators to freely interpret the message for themselves. The main theme of her performance “I Am: The Unity of the Sacred Femininity and Masculinity” is the imperial encounter of the inner marriage of female power and sacred masculinity. The performance and the artworks aim to offer a reflection sweeping the viewer towards the highest realms of the spirit.  We invite you to join us on Saturday, October 30 at 7 PM for this special concept art performance. Attendees are encouraged to dress up or come in costume! Refreshments will be served and a cash bar will be available. Special masks will be given to all guests to all for COVID-safe indoor consumption.   REGISTER

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For kids of all ages: Creep Into the Deep this Halloween! Ocean Science Video Collection

Creep Into the Deep           Creep Into the Deep this Halloween!       Ocean Science Video Collection Creep Into the Deep Collection (9 videos) Learn about the deep ocean Take a deep dive to the twilight zone with ocean explorer Dr. Edie Widder Explore the science behind bioluminescence Get started with NOAA ocean educator Symone Barkley In the dark of the deep ocean NOAA Remote Vehicles film creatures that could practically come from another world. They are fascinating, beautiful and mysterious. They are so bizarre to us because they've evolved in an environment that is completely different from ours. This Halloween, learn about the wild marine animals that thrive in some of the darkest places on earth. Let's Get Started!

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Toronto Biennial of Art Mar 26-June 5, 2021

Mark Your Calendars The TBA Programs Publication Part One: This is Not An Archive is the first chapter of an iterative digital publication produced and edited by Toronto Biennial of Art Programs. Launching October 29, it brings together the voices and process-based methodologies of past and present contributors, and traces ever-changing networks of relationships between practices, ideas, and questions shaping Biennial Programs over time.   How Do We Experience Art? Online Launch: A workshop with Fan Wu. How can we facilitate unusual or experimental experiences of art in gallery spaces? To celebrate the online launch of This is Not An Archive, contributor Fan Wu will lead an interactive, pedagogical workshop over Zoom, in which he shares a number of methods he developed in relation to sites and works within the 2019 edition of the Biennial. Within the workshop, you will be invited to collectively brainstorm and practice alternative forms of thinking-feeling with art through a series of exercises.  SIGN UP NOW Limited registration capacity. Upcoming Events Tanya Lukin Linklater and Karen Pheasant-Neganigwane share insights into their practices as artists, educators, & writers, moderated by Clare Butcher. October 22, as part of Ontario Culture Days.   LEARN MORE Art Toronto returns Oct 29 - Nov 7. Visit their Online Platform starting Oct 29 to tune into a talk with the TBA Curators! The conversation will expand upon a lexicon that they have generated to ground their thinking and ongoing processes of exhibition making, programming, engaging, learning, and unlearning. LEARN MORE Around The Biennial

Toronto Gallery Week From October 26 - 31, explore 30 galleries during Toronto Gallery Week, presented by The Art Dealers Association of Canada. LEARN MORE YorkU Virtual Talk Missed Polishing The Chain: Treaty Relations in Toronto?  The YorkU Speakers' Series is now available to view online. WATCH NOW

About TBA Our mission is to make contemporary art available to everyone.  For 10 weeks every two years, local and international Biennial artists transform Toronto and the surrounding regions with artworks, talks, and performances. Our free, citywide programming aims to inspire individuals, bridge communities, and contribute to global conversations. This event has been financially assisted by the City of Toronto, the Government of Ontario, and the Ontario Cultural Attractions Fund of the Government of Ontario through the Ministry of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture Industries, administered by the Ontario Cultural Attractions Fund Corporation. Join The Conversation Continue to support and follow us for the latest news on #TOBiennial22. Learn about new and returning artists, upcoming programming, and much more! Instagram Facebook Support the Biennial Share Copyright © 2021 Toronto Biennial of Art, All rights reserved.  You are receiving this newsletter because you signed up via our website, on-site at an event, or have been identified as a supporter of the Toronto Biennial of Art.  Our mailing address is:  Toronto Biennial of Art 158 Sterling Road Suite 403 Toronto, Ontario  M6R 2B7 Canada

The Global Art Awards 2021 Tokyo Winners!!!

VIEW THE WINNERS WINNERS ANNOUNCED! THE GLOBAL ART AWARDS TOKYO  |  OCTOBER 2021 www.theglobalartawards.com   FIND OUT WHO THE WINNERS ARE IN EACH OF THE 8 CATEGORIES Painting Figurative | Painting Realism | Painting Abstract | Photography | Illustration | Sculpture | Mixed-Media/Graffiti | Digital Art   VIEW THE WINNERS

THE TOKYO INTERNATIONAL ART FAIR Attended by VIPs, Royalty, Press and Ceremony Invitees www.theglobalartawards.com

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Art Basel's this Week's Picks!!!

This Week's Picks What does it mean to make art now? The artists featured in this week’s edition all offer a tentative answer. In Intersections: The Art Basel Podcast, Doug Aitken discusses how his interdisciplinary interests have led him to create pieces in some of the world’s most unlikely locations, including underwater and on a moving train. Later in the podcast, artist and composer Fatima Al Qadiri sheds light on her latest album, Medieval Femme, and her recent forays into scoring films. This week also sees the release of two new episodes in our flagship video series, ‘Meet the Artists’. Interviewed in his New York studio, Jeff Koons reflects on the concept of shine as a driving force in his oeuvre. In Berlin, Anne Imhof shares insights on her many collaborations and explains why her practice reaches far beyond the performances she’s most readily associated with. Lastly, Sophia Al-Maria muses on science fiction as a tool to apprehend the future – or, perhaps, confront the present. Intersections: Doug Aitken & Fatima al Qadiri The Art Basel Podcast presented by UBS Anne Imhof: ‘Art is only possible together’ Jeff Koons: ‘A flower turns itself towards the sun, we turn to shine.’ The Prime Radiant is broken and so is my heart Sophia Al-Maria

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