That's So Gay: Come Together & 10x10 Photography Project Exhibition Review
Gladstone Hotel once again hosts their two annual LGBTQ themed art exhibitions -
That's So Gay and
10x10 Photography Project, which run throughout Pride Toronto celebrations. And once again, both exhibits have impressed me with their unique and beautiful artwork.
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10x10 Photography Project: Taken by Richard Rhyme |
Every year,
That's So Gay "explores themes around sexuality, gender and identity as they intersect
with experiences of race, disability, class and multiple identities". This year's theme
'Come Together' refers to many things: the multiple atrocities against the LGBTTI2QQ communities, the rise of activism, and the need for artists to creatively band together and help further the engagement and activism.
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That's So Gay: Island 38 (2016) by Christopher Rodrigues |
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That's So Gay: From Trad(e)itions Wall (2008) by Lido Pimienta |
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That's So Gay: Flambuoyant by Humboldt Magnussen |
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That's So Gay: From Trish (2016) by Vivek Shraya |
Featuring several LGBTQ artists, both local and international,
That's So Gay: Come Together features different medias including video, printmaking, and drawing.
That's So Gay: Come together runs until August 17, 2016 and there will be an artist talk on July 21, 2016.
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10x10 Photography Project: Taken by John Webster |
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10x10 Photography Project: Taken by James Fowler |
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10x10 Photography Project: Taken by Richard Rhyme |
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10x10 Photography Project: Taken by Kelly McCray |
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10x10 Photography Project: Taken by Damian Siqueiros |
Now in its sixth year,
10x10 Photography Project has become a favourite exhibition to the Toronto arts community. It features 10 queer photographers and 100 portraits of LGBTTI2QQ Canadians who have made an impact on the arts. Each photographer brings their own creative flair to their portraits and it's always interesting to see how each artist present their subjects.
The 10x10 Photography Project is displayed together with
That's So Gay: Come Together on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors of Gladstone Hotel and also runs until August 17, 2016. Please visit
Gladstone Hotel for more information.
P.s!: To learn more about both these exhibits, please check out my posts from That's So Gay and 10x10 Photography Project 2015 and 2014.
Have you visited That's So Gay and 10x10 Photography Project exhibits? What do you think?
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