The recent publication of Toronto’s artist-run organization and publisher Pleasure Dome’s first e-book features writing by Art and Art History alumni Gladys Lou. Published in collaboration with the National Indigenous Media Arts Coalition and Oddside Arts, the e-book – titled Imagining Futures in Experimental Media – is available through the Kobo bookstore. An audiobook version is forthcoming this Spring. To celebrate the release of the book, a launch event will be held Wednesday March 8th at 6-7 on zoom.

Denyse Thomasos: Just Beyond
U of T alum’s AGO exhibit tells the story of a talented artist finding her voice
By Madeline Szabo, Gladys Lou

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One of the finest painters to emerge in the 1990s, the late Trinidadian-Canadian artist Denyse Thomasos (1964-2012) left an indelible, yet frequently overlooked, mark on contemporary painting.

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