Don't miss Unseen Worlds, a free exhibition presented by @SickKidsToronto and OCAD U – November 16 to 27
Featuring extraordinary imagery from 50+ SickKids scientists alongside original artwork by OCAD U students and recent grads. Read more: https://t.co/siYRDCDkBD
Explore new approaches to climate action at Rooted & Restless, a BMO Climate Action Speaker Series event.
Nov. 12 | 5–6:30 PM panel, 6:30–7:30 PM seed ball workshop | 100 McCaul St.
Workshop registration: https://t.co/3LYw1OycaK
OCAD U is strengthening connections with Philippine arts and academic institutions, creating opportunities for artistic exchange and cross-cultural dialogue.
Read more about these growing global partnerships: https://t.co/mJlVIwwnJO
Congratulations to OCAD U Associate Professor Dr. Andrea Fatona on being renewed for second term as CRC, Tier 2, Canadian Black Diasporic Cultural Production. https://t.co/2XD0RDsT2W
@SSHRC_CRSH @TIPS_SPIE
OCAD community mourns passing of former chancellor Dr. Salah Bachir, generous OCAD U donor, champion of the arts & philanthropist. His unwavering support for artists, students and cultural institutions enriched our community and Canada's cultural landscape.
Don't miss Drawing Disco! 🪩🎉 A special fundraiser supporting OCAD U's Faculty of Art students.
Helps future artists in their careers and creates opportunities for co-curricular activities and professional development.
Learn more + get your ticket: https://t.co/6taVTzyIiR
Voting is open for the 2026 Global Creative Graduate Showcase!
OCAD U alums Jayden Rostie, Matt Trinh and Yasa Wahab are among this year’s shortlist, selected from 35,000+ creatives worldwide.
Explore their work & vote: https://t.co/CaAIk35RBp
Oct. 3, for Nuit Blanche, large-scale projection artworks, “The Light” and “Melting Temporalities”, to transform Toronto’s waterfront into massive canvas for immersive art & climate reflection. https://t.co/81HEO15ix8
Sept. 25, Canadian premiere of “Breathe” by Faisal Anwar at SILO NIGHTS, curated by OCAD University, at Public Pier. Presented in partnership with The Blackwood Gallery, University of Toronto Mississauga. https://t.co/4g94fxcyW3
How is AI changing creative industries?
Join @OCAD's Ana Serrano and Queen One Studios' Ryan Patterson for a discussion on what AI makes possible, and the challenges and risks it poses.
📅Wed, Oct 7 | 6-8 pm
📍North York Central Library
🎟️https://t.co/pnA5Ag7ptM
Join us Wed. Sept. 23, 1 to 2:30 pm, for Behind the Bricks: In conversation with Rick Hill Sr. who talks about the book, Behind the Bricks: The Life and Times of the Mohawk Institute, the story of Canada’s first and longest-running residential school.
https://t.co/x6T3KFnbus
A new school year is underway at OCAD University! 🎉 We’re welcoming a new generation of artists, designers and creative thinkers, and welcoming back the students, faculty, staff and alumni who make our community what it is. Here’s to a year of new ideas!
OCAD University presents Canada’s Pavilion at the 2026 Gwangju Biennale.
Skennen'kó:wa ken? (Do You Carry Great Peace?) brings together artists Hannah C., Melissa G. and Shelley N., three OCAD U graduates, centred on the philosophy of peace.
Read more: https://t.co/M36D5wcpgS
Starting Sept. 18, Marina Quay West becomes Public Pier, a temporary waterfront destination with free day-to-night experiences over three weekends, including Silo Nights, a projection program on the Canada Malting Silos.
Read more: https://t.co/zS8ftZlOos
Pagkakaisa, a new exhibition bringing together Filipino-Canadian OCAD U alums and more artists, explores community, shared identity and cultural connection through contemporary art.
On view at Toronto City Hall Aug. 17–20
https://t.co/39sFIqRbZb