Join the enlightening conversation titled "Threading Through Time: Artists in Conversation," featuring Par Nair, Julie Gladstone, and Carol Ann Apilado. This program, presented as part of The Love that Remains in conjunction with the 2024 University of Toronto MVS Studio Program Graduating Exhibition, delves into the intricate connections with past, present, and future ancestors through textile practices. Curated by Samantha Lance, a student in MVS Curatorial Studies, the discussion explores how these artists engage with their matrilineal legacies, cultural heritages, and belief systems through hand-embroidery, knitting/sewing, and loom-weaving. Discover how Par Nair, Julie Gladstone, and Carol Ann Apilado breathe life into family heirlooms, weaving together stories of mothers and grandmothers spanning generations. The event, set to take place at University College Quad in Toronto on May 25, is open to all at no cost. Immerse yourself in the narratives of these talented artists as they reflect on their ancestral knowledge and employ textile practices to reconcile with complex histories.

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