by FARHAD MANOUCHEHRI, Art and Design Editor, for urbanemagazine.org.
University of Toronto Art Centre and the Justina M. Barnicke Gallery are the only two places that pop in my head when I think about art events held at this university. The two establishments have played their fair share in raising awareness about the arts within the University and, on a macro level, in the Toronto arts community – but that is not enough.
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