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Brother Nature

Isaac Crosby, also known as Brother Nature, is an Ojibwe and Black Canadian farmer and landscape horticulturalist from South Western Ontario who has been living and gardening in Tkaronto for 25 years.

SHEEEP

SHEEEP is a Toronto-based experimental studio working within community, education, activism, culture and architecture, exploring the boundaries and possibilities of these intersecting disciplines. It is directed by Reza Nik, an artist, a licensed architect and an Assistant Professor in the Teaching Stream at the Daniels Faculty, University of Toronto.

Agency—Agency

Agency—Agency is a New York City based architectural design studio led by Tei Carpenter. The studio’s work focuses on cultural and public projects of various scales, including environments, infrastructure, buildings, and exhibitions. It has been featured in publications such as Domus and PIN-UP and was honored with the 2018 AIA New Practices award and the […]

Toronto Art Crawl

Toronto Art Crawl was established in 2013 by Toronto Artist Nadia Lloyd. It’s main goal has always been to create events and opportunities for local artists to meet and connect a Toronto art loving crowd, who will support their creativity. Toronto Art Crawl hosts 5-7 events per year, representing thousands of artists, and hosting over […]

T.O. Waacking

T.O. Waacking/Whacking is a Toronto-based dance community collective that strives to respectfully practice and evolve the street dance called “waacking.” Our members include street dancers, choreographers, dance educators, DJs, interdisciplinary artists, and more. The queer roots of waacking remain strong as queer dancers find safety, support, and freedom within the style, culture, and community. Waacking/whacking […]

PCT Cheer & Tumble

Established in 2004, PCT Cheer & Tumble is the premier cheerleading and tumbling facility in the GTA. Located in the Winston Churchill and Dundas Area of Mississauga, ON, we teach life lessons through the sport of cheerleading – confidence, self esteem, work ethic, and so much more.

Jillian Jerat

Jillian Jerat is a Toronto-based creative-thinker who embraces challenging the status quo and celebrating one’s inner child through playful explorations. She believes that experimenting with colour is medicinal for the soul – a sentiment that radiates through her rainbow-saturated textiles and workshops.

dj miss

dj miss is a Toronto-based DJ and writer. Their eclectic sets explore cutie grooves, pinballing trance, rubbery club music, and beyond. The goal? Warm, colourful sounds for a playful, welcoming dancefloor.  

Beat Sampras

Beat Sampras is a DJ and producer based in Toronto. He hosts Nile Radio Club on ISO Radio in support of his lifestyle brand, Nile Coffee Club. He also curates the evening house, disco, and dance party called Introverts.

Jelz

Drawing inspiration from electronic African, House, Techno and more; Jelz is a Toronto based open format DJ that will make you move. Through her sets she strives to spread the sound of global dance while playing something for everyone.  She has taken stages in Toronto and beyond including but not limited to MURAL Festival, Electric […]

ISO Radio

ISO is a community-minded radio platform based in downtown Toronto. We were founded in 2019 to showcase the diverse talents and perspectives of the DJs, producers, and collectives who create and curate music in our city.

Maracatu Mar Aberto

Maracatu Mar Aberto is a Toronto-based community percussion group playing Maracatu de Baque Virado and other rhythms derived from the traditions of Northeastern Brazil. Translated to English as the Open Sea, the name represents the aggregated influences that have traveled from Africato Brazilto Toronto and beyond. Founded in 2010, the group has played on streets […]

Sofia Fly

Sofia Fly is a DJ and Recording Artist from Toronto. She is co-founder of the club collective “Veneno” and an iconic mainstay of queer dance floors in TO. Her DJ sets are complex, genre-hopping, beat puzzles built around her own signature remixes and beats. Her music features poetic party-girl lyrics set to a Latin inspired […]

TUSH

Having only released a handful of EPs, and more recently, their debut album Fantast, dance duo TUSH (Kamilah Apong, Jamie Kidd) have gained attention around the world. With nods and collaborations with electronic music mavens like Jazzanova, Matthew Herbert, and Osunlade, TUSH are building a name due to their authentic approach to dance music. Their […]

BAYLI

BAYLI is a recording artist and songwriter from Brooklyn, NY. Her anthemic production and infectious melodies were cultivated under the mentorship of music guru, Rick Rubin. Following the 2017 debut of her band “The Skins” and their massive tour with DNCE, BAYLI has stepped into the beginning of her solo career with an exciting jumpstart. […]

Kate Stanley

Kate Stanley is associate professor in the department of English at Western University, where she works on American literature, climate, and culture. Her first book, published in 2018, is Practices of Surprise in American Literature After Emerson and her writing on modernist art and literature, pragmatist philosophy, aesthetic education, and more has appeared in PMLA, […]

Robyn Maynard

Author and scholar Robyn Maynard is assistant professor of Black Feminisms in Canada at the University of Toronto-Scarborough. She is the author of the bestselling book Policing Black Lives (2017), which won the 2017 Errol Sharpe Book Prize, and coauthor, with Leanne Betasamosake Simpson, of the bestselling Rehearsals for Living (2022). Her writing has appeared […]

Fort York National Historic Site

Fort York National Historic Site is a place where past and present meet to spark discussions about shared futures. The site features Canada’s largest collection of original War of 1812 buildings and a Visitor Centre with engaging and immersive exhibition experiences. Fort York is part of Toronto History Museums, a collection of 10 historic sites owned and […]

Me Time

Me Time is an interdisciplinary artist, techno-futurist, and founder of The R.A.V.E. Institute, who engages dance music, interactive technology, and science fiction for social change. They elevate the dancefloor as ‘more than a party,’ harnessing its transformative power to create collective utopias – where sharing limited resources, engaging in ecstatic somatic rituals, and forging deep […]

Tender Buttons

Akash Bansal is a writer, filmmaker, DJ and programmer based in Toronto. Their expanded poetry practice includes video, sound, performance, photography, as well as more traditional forms of text-based poetics. Their recent work has examined borders— both real and imagined, between people and places, and especially those within ourselves. Over the past 8 years they […]

Dr. Duke Redbird

Dr. Duke Redbird is an elder, poet, activist, educator, and artist. With a legacy stretching back to the 1960s, he is a pillar of First Nations literature in Canada and has practiced a number of art disciplines including poetry, painting, theatre, and film. He was a trailblazer throughout the 60s & 70’s giving voice to […]

Frontier Magazine

Frontier Magazine offers critical appreciations of new and newly relevant ideas in the arts, technology, and architecture and urban development. Through a weekly newsletter and a podcast, it introduces audiences to inspiring people and projects the frontiers of culture. It is published by Frontier, a design studio in Toronto that creates strategies, identities, experiences, and […]

Brian Sholis

Brian Sholis is Media Director of Frontier, a design studio in Toronto. He leads Frontier’s media projects and serves as strategist, editor, and copywriter for the company’s partnerships. He brings to this work twenty years’ experience in the fields of contemporary art, photography, and publishing.

Clarice Lima, Catarina Saraiva, Nina Fajdiga, and Aline Bonamin

Clarice Lima, Catarina Saraiva, Nina Fajdiga, and Aline Bonamin are female artists from different countries, with different backgrounds, who came together to develop this project. Their practices move between performance, choreography, dramaturgy and curatorship, with strong creative forces and desires.

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