15 Indigenous Artisans in Toronto to Support This Holiday Season

Give the gift of local art, apparel, and crafts this holiday season while supporting Indigenous Artisans and strengthening representation within the Toronto arts community!

Interview with Artist Kristen-Innes Stambolic on Digital Art, Dance, and Collaboration

The intersection of dance and digital art found me. I have always been curious about video art and animation; when I stopped dancing it felt like a natural progression for me.

New Releases 2021 Playlist | Toronto Artists

Need some new music? The Purple Glow team has put together a playlist of 2021 new releases from Toronto bands. FInd it on Spotify or scroll down to listen!

Kenya Jade Teaches Herself a Lesson in Love with New Single "Don't Come Back"

The empowering break-up anthem is an R&B influenced pop treat, speaking to the severing of ties not only with past lovers but with old versions of herself. In this way, “Don’t Come Back” is as much a break-up song as it is a diary entry, looking at the push and pull that comes with separation.

MusicBlair MacMillanNovember 4, 2020kenya jade, musician, artist, toronto, toronto singer, toronto music, don't come backComment

Capturing the Spirit of Spoken Word—A Conversation with A. Odessa Spence

The artist’s creative chaos pays off in an earnest and intimate visual experience that complements the truth-sharing vulnerability of open-mic poetry while showcasing a variety of talent.

Film & DramaMichelle BoonOctober 27, 2020poetry, toronto, odessa spence, voetry, spoken word, film, filmmaker, dess, a odessa spenceComment

Dog Days of Summer Mixtape 2020 | All Toronto Artists Playlist

We’re diving into the hot, sweaty, sweet summer days when it’s too hot to stay alive but somehow we’re all living. Here are the best tunes from Toronto musicians to keep you going through the heat.

Toronto Dance Collective Off Course Footing Uses Public Spaces in the City to Their Advantage

Born out of a desire to promote artistic practices and make art accessible, Off Course Footing is a Toronto-based dance collective creating and performing work in public spaces in the city. Founded by Dawson Lloyd, Sadie Segriff, and Barbara Simms - all students of Ryerson University’s Performance Dance Program - Off Course Footing was started this summer with the idea that you can perform and create anywhere.