Audio & Video

video / 3:48

Natalie King on her series Mino-Bimaadiziwin

Acquired in 2024 with the generous support of the City of Toronto

video / 1:12:37

Panel Discussion: Re-Imagining Return to the Marshes

video / 7:09

Mustafa Hashem on the Southern Iraqi Marshes

Ahwari activist Mustafa Hashem provides context to Tamara Abdul Hadi's exhibition 'Re-Imagining Return to the Marshes'

video / 9:33

Light from Scarborough

Reflective Video Essay by 'New Light' Educator-in-Residence Myuri Srikugan

video / 1:11:44

IN CONVERSATION WITH "ELICSER" ELLIOTT AND ANTHONY GEBREHIWOT

Presented by the Doris McCarthy Gallery and the University of Toronto Scarborough Library

audio / 4:15

Qanuqtuurunnarniq: Composition (Happy Family)

Inuk Knowledge Keeper and curator Naulaq LeDrew reflects on Shuvinai Ashoona's 'Composition (Happy Family)'

audio / 2:45

Qanuqtuurunnarniq: Composition (Showing Drawing of Bones)

Inuk Knowledge Keeper and curator Naulaq LeDrew reflects on Shuvinai Ashoona's 'Composition (Showing Drawing of Bones)'

audio / 6:35

Qanuqtuurunnarniq: Composition (Family Ice Fishing)

Inuk Knowledge Keeper and curator Naulaq LeDrew reflects on Shuvinai Ashoona's 'Composition (Family Ice Fishing)'

audio / 1:45

Qanuqtuurunnarniq: Selling Furs

Inuk Knowledge Keeper and curator Naulaq LeDrew reflects on Shuvinai Ashoona's 'Selling Furs'

audio / 9:32

Reminiscence: A Sound Walk

An ambient and poetic response to 'Nostalgia Interrupted', intended to be experienced outdoors

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Episode 1: To Whom Does This Concept Benefit, And Where Do People Of Colour Stand?

The first episode of a three-part audio series responding to 'Nostalgia Interrupted', focusing on home & community

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Episode 2: To Whom Does This Concept Benefit, And Where Do People Of Colour Stand?

The second episode of a three-part audio series responding to 'Nostalgia Interrupted', focusing on beauty & consumerism

audio / 3:34

Episode 3: To Whom Does This Concept Benefit, And Where Do People Of Colour Stand?

The third episode of a three-part audio series responding to 'Nostalgia Interrupted', focusing on traditions & cultural perseverance

audio / 24:41

The Space Between Waves: Episode 1

The first episode of a three-part audio series by the Wave Art Collective

audio / 28:00

The Space Between Waves: Episode 2

The second episode of a three-part audio series by the Wave Art Collective

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The Space Between Waves: Episode 3

The third episode of a three-part audio series by the Wave Art Collective

video / 1:28:05

Newcomer Week: Gods Among Us Artist Talk + Conversation

'Gods Among Us' artist Esmond Lee speaks about his upcoming exhibition and talks with Scarborough-based writer Sabra Ismath

video / 3:53

Three-Thirty Exhibition Tour

Curator Anique Jordan speaks about themes surrounding the exhibition 'Three-Thirty'

video / 2:43

Meet Anthony Gebrehiwot

Anthony Gebrehiwot shares how his road to self-discovery shaped his exhibit ‘From Boys to Men: The Road to Healing’

video / 3:55

R.I.S.E. Up at the Bluffs

An intimate night of acoustic and soul performances presented at Fool's Paradise, Doris McCarthy's former home and studio on the Scarborough Bluffs

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Reframing Doris McCarthy

A symposium that provided a multi-faceted look at the life, creative force, and legacy of Doris McCarthy (1910-2010)

↗ vimeo.com/showcase/7872961

video / 38:11

Alyssa Bistonath, Bishara Elmi, Alyssa Fearon

Alyssa Fearon, curator of Nuit Blanche Scarborough, facilitates a discussion between artists Alyssa Bistonath and Bishara Elmi

video / 2:35

Interview with Alyssa Bistonath: Portals

An interview with the Doris McCarthy Gallery's summer 2018 artist-in-residence Alyssa Bistonath on her project 'Portals'

video / 53:18

'Black Canadian Literature and the Aesthetics of Spatial Justice' by Karina Vernon

Karina Vernon (Assistant Professor of English, University of Toronto Scarborough) offers a tour through some literary homes for blackness from Halifax to Winnipeg in order to trace a black Canadian aesthetics of spatial justice