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Available in this issue of >> “Silencing in the Sector” – An essay that shares findings from our ongoing research project focussed on the role of non-disclosure agreements in the arts sector.

Thank you for the opportunity and thanks to the anonymous artists who created their interpretations of 🤫, providing some visuals to the project and writing.

“In a strange disconnect, an industry that is meant to celebrate open discussion, creative expression, and constructive criticality is muzzled within the very structures where it is meant to develop. This paradox is the root of our research, which is fueled by compounded feelings of anger, exhaustion, and embarrassment of our sector.”

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We’re so happy to have our beloved Renée back in TO! Congrats love 💕

From visitor to curator - AGO Art Matters For the newest member of the Department of Indigenous and Canadian Art, visiting the Gallery has been a lifelong activity. Renée van der Avoird is joining the team in the role of Assistant Curator of Canadian Art. We caught up with Renée to learn more about her work and why she’s excited to be a...