Here are a few photos from Ghost Hole III this past weekend. The event (organized by The White House Studio, Whippersnapper and VSVSVS) took place over three days where guests were surely stimulated by everything going on, be it the wall of graffiti art in progress, the psychic readers who predicted what you’d want to …
Attendees gathered for a fun filled night of goth, drag, music, and….cupcakes!
Here at Xpace we know that with busy lives, some of us still being in school and everyone always having something to do, it can be a hassle trying to find something fun to do in your downtime. So instead of giving up on trying to find somewhere to go this weekend and just sleeping …
Check out blogTo‘s feature on VSVSVS, an art collective studio and exhibition space in Toronto’s East end.
If you haven’t already, we highly recommend you go check out NEXT EXIT at Le Gallery. The show features new works by OCAD Alum/former XPACE Programming Coordinator JENNIE SUDDICK and artist COLE SWANSON.“Cole Swanson and Jennie Suddick both reside in Toronto, Ontario, and are simultaneously examining the impact of the Trans-Canada Highway and tourism on …
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS1. EXHIBITION / PROJECT PROPOSALSWHIPPERSNAPPER STREET LEVEL GALLERY SPACEDEADLINE: OCTOBER 10 Whippersnapper Gallery is currently accepting project proposals for our street level gallery space from individual artists, creative collectives, and curators. Successful applicants will be offered four-week exhibitions within our unique gallery space in our 2012 –2013 programming year. Whippersnapper Gallery supports New …
The XPACE crew piled into a van cab on Wednesday, August 31st for the first day of Orientation which turned out to be so much fun! We tabled in Butterfield park, ate some hot dogs, chatted with new students and got them to pose with our ‘Melt into the Unknown’ alien autopsy cut out!
The Student Gallery is located at 285 Dundas St. West, just east of Dundas and McCaul.
XPACE is proud to present FEAST 3:FEAST (Funding Engaging Actions with Sustainable Tactics) Toronto is a series of community dinners and micro-funding events. During each dinner, artists, designers and groups are invited to present proposals for art- or design-based projects. Everyone attending the dinner votes on which project they would like to fund, and the …
Organized by Tad Michalak (who does all of the FITE posters) and Neil Rankin (Toronto music mastermind), this ongoing series of music centred events brings together foodies, visual artists, including XPACE own Cameron Lee, writers and of course musicians. The event has garnered a lot of attention throughout Toronto. Feast In The East caters to …