Looking at Art and Disability Differently. Disability gives us unique voices and diverse perspectives, the very core of what we expect art to bring to our lives,. Hosted by the Durham Art Gallery and organized in collaboration with OCAD University, Common Pulse brought together artists, community groups, researchers and activists to celebrate inclusiveness, accessibility, cultural diversity and artistic excellence. The Common Pulse Arts and Disability Festival engaged artists and their practices on their.

Rockwood Terrace Rally, September 14, 2016. Video and Media Statement from the Rally in support of Rockwood Terrace. Prior to the County of Grey Social Services meeting of September 14, 2016. Committee to Keep Long Term Care Beds in Durham. Ability for current and future residents of the Nursing Home to remain in their life long home community and accessible to their families and friends.

Sound sculpture installation containing field recordings of water. Sound sculpture installation containing field recordings of water. Light columns for the Glenerin Inn, Wild Threads installation. Forest of Light Columns at the Glenerin Inn. Black and White and Honey Light Columns.

40th OAAG AWARDS GALA - And the winner is. Our 40th anniversary OAAG Awards came to a close on November 27, 2017 as we celebrated Ontario arts with over 300 members of the arts communities and public. The evening welcomed individuals across Canada as the winners of the 2017 OAAG Awards were revealed! With special guests, Honourable Eleanor McMahon and Councillor Joe Cressy, our host Keith Cole presented us with the 24 winners of the 2017 OAAG Awards! Click here to supprt Ontario Arts.

Supporting arts and culture in the Saugeen Watershed. Middot; by Susan Kathryn Peck. Middot; in Featured Artist. Horse Portraits by Susan Schaeffer.