Permission

Permission

“Permission” presents a series of evolving performances by Julie Lassonde centered on the idea of giving oneself permission, granting it to others, and allowing the space to transform. The artist explores the latent desires of bodies in space—those of the performer and of the audience. The program also includes “Duorama #110” by Paul Couillard and Ed Johnson, presented as part of the AGAVF and Viva! Art Action exchange. This encounter questions social responses to the intimacy of two men and to performed relationships.

Labo artists attending this event

Julie Lassonde

Performance artist and lawyer, art and social justice.

Partners

Kylie

It certainly took a great artist to inaugurate Toronto's smallest gallery with Ron Loranger.

A flânerie at TOAF

Dyana Ouvrard invites you to stroll along the aisles to meet Francophone artists at the Fair.

Et sa pulpe!

Jean-Pierre Mot explores packaging, slogans, and everyday objects in an exhibition between micro and memory.