Regatu Asefa
Curator-in-Residence
February – June, 2025
&
Behind the Curtain
Regatu Asefa
Window Series 01
February 12 – April 17, 2025
Curated by NAMARA
Produced by Ella Hough & Raphaella Valeri
Performed by Angel, Ben Evans-Durán, Brenda Rodriguez, Caillin Teranishi, Emily Bartosiewicz, and Nicole Prefontaine
Presented by NAMARA projects
curated by Jessica Thalmann
an exhibition of artworks by Eva Kolcze,
Robert Davidovitz, and Colleen McCarten
October 10 – December 7, 2024
1 : 2 : 4
curated by NAMARA
an exhibition of artwork by Julia Campisi
July 13 — September 14, 2024
curated by Na’ama Freeman
an exhibition of artworks by
Fehn Foss and sarah koekkoek
February 16 — April 18, 2024
Double Vision
Curated by Danna Heitner
an exhibition of artworks by
Kristiina Lahde and Adam David Brown
September 30 — November 18, 2023
Curated by Holly Chang
A Solo Exhibition of artworks by Kendra Yee
May 27 — August 3, 2023
Peculiar Movements /
Green Junctions
Curated by Kalina Nedelcheva
An exhibition of artworks by
Hannah Busse and Alex Gregory
March 4 — May 6, 2023
ART SHOW
Curated by Alex Fischer
A ‘Solo’ Exhibition
Oct 22, 2022 — Jan 6, 2023
Giving Entry
Curated by Natalie MacNamara
an exhibition of works by
Michael Dumontier + Neil Farber, Alex Fischer, Nelson Henricks, Rick Leong, Zachari Logan, Terran McNeely, John Monteith, Janet Morton, Dainesha Nugent-Palache, Nicotye Samayualie, Kristin Sjaarda, Winnie Truong, Emma Welch, Xiaojing Yan
July 9 — September 10, 2022
NAMARA | projects Curators’ Studio is a privately funded, not-for-profit venue for research, deliberation, and presentation of curatorial work. Located at 401 Richmond, the Curators' Studio houses both our professional and not-for-profit operations. Alongside our ongoing work with luxury brands and distinguished clients, we will continue to host curatorial residencies that challenge traditions through critical research and practice. We embrace a decentralized exhibition model, partnering with commercial galleries, artist-run centres, and unconventional venues to present our work across diverse settings.
NAMARA | projects is a curatorial research initiative.
RFP: Partially-funded Curatorial Residency for Toronto-Based Curators.pdf
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