The DECADE exhibition at Koffler Arts in Toronto presents a special Curator Walkthrough led by David Liss. With only three months to organize the showcase, Liss delved into extensive research, engaging with each artist to delve into their past and present creations. His careful selection of recent artworks aims to illuminate the diverse range of media, methods, and meanings employed by the artists. Participants will gain deeper insights into the works on display and have the opportunity to pose insightful inquiries. David Liss, an esteemed independent curator, writer, and artist currently based in Toronto, brings a wealth of experience to the event. Formerly serving as Director, Curator, and Artistic Director of the Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto, as well as Director and Curator of the Gallery of the Saidye Bronfman Centre for the Arts in Montreal, Liss has made significant contributions to the art world through his writings, curation, and interdisciplinary projects over the years. Don't miss the chance to attend this enlightening Curator Walkthrough with David Liss at 180 Shaw St, Toronto, ON M6J 2W5 on May 28, 2024. Admission is free.

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