Past Events

An exhibition of two recent series by distinguished Toronto artist, critic, educator and activist, Andy Fabo.  A founding member of the renowned and influential ChromaZone collective in Toronto in the early 1980s, Fabo was also one of the first Canadian artists to make work addressing the AIDS crisis.  The Weight of Delirium (2016-18) and the Delirious scrolls (2013) boldly portray Fabo's own experiences when hospitalized twice for AIDS-related pneumonia. Co-curated by Natalie Olanick and Rhonda L. Meier

An exhibition of two recent series by distinguished Toronto artist, critic, educator and activist, Andy Fabo.  A founding member of the renowned and influential ChromaZone collective in Toronto in the early 1980s, Fabo was also one of the first Canadian artists to make work addressing the AIDS crisis.  The Weight of Delirium (2016-18) and the Delirious scrolls (2013) boldly portray Fabo's own experiences when hospitalized twice for AIDS-related pneumonia. Co-curated by Natalie Olanick and Rhonda L. Meier

An exhibition of two recent series by distinguished Toronto artist, critic, educator and activist, Andy Fabo.  A founding member of the renowned and influential ChromaZone collective in Toronto in the early 1980s, Fabo was also one of the first Canadian artists to make work addressing the AIDS crisis.  The Weight of Delirium (2016-18) and the Delirious scrolls (2013) boldly portray Fabo's own experiences when hospitalized twice for AIDS-related pneumonia. Co-curated by Natalie Olanick and Rhonda L. Meier