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Start: 2025-11-14T17:00:00 | End: 2025-11-14T19:00:00
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Toronto
199 Richmond St. West, Toronto, ON M5V 0H4, Canada
About the Event
Join us for a dynamic event showcasing OCAD U's Creative Writing program collective response to works in Onsite Gallery's exhibitions
Simultaneous Translation: Creative Writing x Onsite Gallery III
Friday, November 14 | 5 - 7 pm Onsite Gallery, Toronto
Join us for a dynamic event showcasing OCAD U's Creative Writing program community's collective response to works in Onsite Gallery's current exhibitions through an expressive public reading and recital of poetry, spoken word and experimental interpretations.
An open mic and reception will follow.
Simultaneous Translation: Creative Writing x Onsite Gallery coincides with the current exhibition Rosalie Favell| Belonging (1982 - 2024) on view until December 05, 2025.
About OCAD University's Creative Writing Program
OCAD University's Creative Writing program is a hands-on, studio-based program about writing as artistic creation. Unlike any other creative writing program in Ontario, the program enables students to hone their craft while exploring multiple art and design practices. Collaborative by nature, the program's transdisciplinary and transcultural approach enriches imaginations, broadens perspectives and helps to develop each individual writer's voice. The Creative Writing program includes the study of living literary culture and literary art practices and production, and emphasizes the practice, craft and production of spoken, written, visual and verbal texts as well as experimental language forms that exist both inside and outside established genres. They welcome ‘attitude' translated on the page and off, through performance texts and other media.
Onsite Gallery is generously supported by The Delaney Family.
