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the wedge, in terms of censorship, and thatâs a slippery slope.â Another artist, Yvonne Singer, the only professional artist on the
Koffler Board and an associate professor at York University, where she was in charge of the graduate program in visual art, resigned from the Board. She said, concerning a meeting of the Boardâs Arts Advisory Committee on May 1 where Starr had raised the issues, âSeveral of us objected. The exhibition had nothing to do with political views, and in any case, she had a right to them as a citizen.â Singer again objected at the May 4 meeting of the full Board, but a majority agreed with Starr. In addition dozens of faculty from OCAD and York Universities signed a letter to the Koffler Centre stating that the latterâs âdecision is a highly political act that serves to discredit Katz, her work and the validity of the political views and opinions she may hold as a Jew, an artist, and a social citizen.â
1207:(France/Romania), Vandana Jain (USA), Gary James Joynes/Clinker (Canada), Melissa Shiff (Canada) and Jennifer Zackin (USA) and was guest curated by Evelyn Tauben. ââMuseum of the Represented Cityâ', the first a solo exhibition at a public gallery by Toronto artist Flavio Trevisan was also off-site at 80 Spadina (January 19 to April 8, 2012). The exhibition featured three-dimensional maps representing Toronto neighborhoods and cityscapes and received press coverage with reviews the National Post, blogTO, and Torontoist,. The Koffler Gallery presented the first Canadian survey of the works of internationally acclaimed Israeli photographer
1869:, and a petition that she signed âcondemning Zionism to the dustbin of history.â The Koffler Centre stated that such activities undermine the existence of Israel as a Jewish state. As stated on its website, undated documents say that the existence of Israel as a Jewish state is a core value of The Koffler. These documents did not exist at the time the controversy began. The website also stated that âhile we will support artists with diverse views about Israel, we will not endorse anyone who calls for the demise of Israel as a Jewish state.â Katz âcategorically rejectsâ this interpretation of her position.
1628:(ICC) at the ROM, the exhibition ran concurrently with the ROM exhibition ââDead Sea Scrolls: Words that Changed the Worldâ'. The Koffler Gallery also presented the group exhibition ââhow good are your dwelling placesâ' from January 14 to March 14, 2010. Curated by Rochester-based curator Cyril Reade and located in a vacant residential and commercial space at 23 Beverley Street in Toronto, the exhibition featured works by artists Rita Bakacs, Susan Lakin, Ross Racine and Allen Topolski. ââAuguststrasse 25â', by Toronto-based sound artist E.C. Woodley, was presented from April 22 to May 30, 2010, in the
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well as programs in partnership with
Artscape Youngplace tenants and other neighbourhood organizations. Koffler multidisciplinary programs (concerts, literary events, artist residencies, theatre programs, lectures/talks and more) now take place at Artscape Youngplace, as well as various locations across the GTA. Starting in summer 2014, the Koffler no longer offers studio classes in visual art and ceramics at the Prosserman JCC on Sherman Campus (at Bathurst and Sheppard). Classes at that location are now offered under the management of the Prosserman JCC.
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view was not accepted by journalists such as Murray Whyte, visual arts reporter at the
Toronto Star, or Susan G. Cole, senior entertainment editor at Torontoâs ââNowâ' weekly magazine, nor was it the view of then Board member Yvonne Singer who told Whyte she âknew right away it would scuttle the whole thing. You canât dissociate like that, and reasonably expect it to survive.â Cole noted the domino effect that the Kofflerâs quickly issued press release had on others involved in the project, in effect virtually terminating it 12 days before it was to open.
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1765:: ââThin Airâ', from March 6 to April 18, 2008; Karilee Fuglem: ââhere within our curving spacesâ' from May 15 to July 13, 2008; and Akira Yoshikawa: ââthe way of nowâ' from September 11 to November 30, 2008. Yoshikawaâs exhibition was the last to be held in the former Gallery space in the BJCC. The Gallery was demolished along with the Koffler offices and the BJCC in spring/summer 2009 to prepare for construction of the new Sherman Campus and Koffler Arts.
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who in turn must have told executive director Starr about it. Katz herself describes the effect of having only a single one-hour meeting with Starr on May 8, who then immediately issued the
Kofflerâs press statement nationally, as a âstonewalling of internal dissent and debate⊠At no point along the way was I asked to represent myself, my ideas, or the mandates of the groups I belong to, despite amicable, almost daily contacts with Filip for many months.â
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quietly went about performing her job as a real employee would. In the second act, âHonest
Storiesâ, Griffith performed seven different monologues in seven different locations around the store, leading the audience on a performance promenade. The monologues were based on interviews with real Honest Edâs employees â and Griffith shape-shifted between voices, transcending age, gender, and race. NOW Magazineâs theatre critic
1660:(ââThe Case Against Israelâs Enemiesâ') on opening night, Ronald Aronson (ââLiving Without Godâ'), Rabbi Elyse Goldstein (ââNew Jewish Feminismâ'), Arie Kaplan (ââFrom Krakow to Krypton: Jews and Comic Booksâ'), Lisa Alcalay Klug (ââCool Jew: The Ultimate Guide for Every Member of the Tribeâ'), Rabbi Joseph B. Meszler (ââA Manâs Responsibilityâ'), Pearl Sofaer (ââBaghdad to Bombay: In the Kitchens of My Cousinsâ'),
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Rye: Swing Stageâ'. A site-specific installation off-site at Olga Korper
Gallery, ââSwing Stageâ' was a large wooden platform suspended with chains from the buildingâs structural trusses supporting the roof. A circular screen displayed a video projection referencing the view out of the round window atop the eastern gallery wall. The video spanned a 1930s rendering of the building, footage recorded on site, and a
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public consultation, Brisson set up a social space where passersby could share their personal interpretations of the cityâs intentional or informal landmarks. Saskatchewan-based sculptor Clint
Neufeldâs solo exhibition ââPipe Dreams of Madame RĂ©camierâ', off-site at General Hardware Contemporary, ran from January 10 to March 3, 2013. Off-site exhibitions by Torontoâs Corwyn Lund and
793:. In partnership with the Miles Nadal JCC, the Koffler screened Argentinian films ââTango, A Story with Jewsâ' / ââTango, una historia con judĂosâ' and ââRio Klezmerâ' in December. KidLit! The Jewish Literary Festival for Children took place at the Prosserman JCC in February 2014. In March 2014, the Koffler presents ââBenedictusâ', by Israeli playwright and screenwriter
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1668:(ââThe Red Tentâ'), Karen Levine (ââHanaâs Suitcaseâ'), Kathy Kacer (ââThe Diary of Lauraâs Twinâ'), Ami Sands Brodoff (ââThe White Space Betweenâ'), Gina Roitman (ââTell Me a Story, Tell Me the Truthâ'), Morley Torgov (ââA Good Place To Come From and Murder in A-Majorâ'), Howard Shrier (ââBuffalo Jumpâ') and Jan Rehner (ââJust Murder and On Pain of Deathâ').
1524:â one-man play, ââAbout the Orangesâ', âa short play about suicide bombsâ in which Gringras âstripped the Middle East conflict down to its essentials: pain and comedy.â The following night at the Miles Nadal JCC, Gringras moderated the discussion ââStaging Struggleâ', as part of ââOne World, Double Takeâ' series. A panel consisting of
1497:(ââAnd the Rat Laughedâ'), Marc H. Stevens (ââEscape, Evasion and Revengeâ'), Rabbi Erwin Schild (ââAnd Miles to Go Before I Sleep: Six Walks With a Day of Restâ'), Rosanne Bernard (ââKnittishisms: The Zen of Jewish Knittingâ'), Kathy Kacer and Sharon McKay (ââWhispers from the Campsâ'), Lauren Kirshner (ââWhere We Have to Goâ'),
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Press), Rebecca
Margolis for ââJewish Roots, Canadian Soil: Yiddish Culture in Montreal, 1905-1945â' (McGill-Queenâs University Press), Fraidie Martz and Andrew Wilson for ââA Fiery Soul: The Life and Theatrical Times of John Hirschâ' (VĂ©hicule Press), and Lesley Simpson for ââYuviâs Candy Treeâ' (Kar-Ben Publishing).
1566:, performed three concerts: ââMendelssohn and Moreâ' on November 22, 2009 at Temple Emanu-El, Toronto; ââFrom Sweden to Italy with Stops in Jerusalem and Pragueâ' on February 28, 2010 at Shaar Shalom Synagogue, Thornhill; and ââAn Italian Music Holidayâ' on May 2, 2010 at the Conrad Centre for the Performing Arts in
1215:, it included Nesâ most prominent photographs from the ââSoldiersâ' (1994-2000), ââBoysâ' (2000) and ââBiblical Storiesâ' (2003-2006) series, including ââUntitled (The Last Supper)â' (1999). The exhibition received significant press coverage, including reviews in The Globe and Mail, National Post, Canadian Art,
927:ââ, and ââZoo Timeâ' (2012). Finkler was in conversation with Dan Friedman, the Managing Editor of New Yorkâs ââThe Jewish Daily Forwardâ'. On November 1, 2012, the Koffler together with Size Doesnât Matter and Sternthal Books presented Tamar Talâs award-winning Israeli documentary ââLife in Stillsâ' at the
1636:, Toronto. The multi-media exhibition within one of Torontoâs oldest synagogues recreated a living-room setting typical of a middle-class Jewish home from 1920âs Germany, and featured an in-character actress, sounds from 1920âs Berlin radio, and period furniture. The Gallery closed the 2009-10 season with
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In its FAQ (undated and not posted until well after the controversy began), Koffler Arts denies censorship since it did not cancel the exhibition and continued to fund it. They claim that the decision as to whether the exhibition continues remains in the hands of the artist and curator. This point of
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As a result of the Centreâs actions, 4 of the 34 artists pulled out of
Kofflerâs summer art party and fundraiser ââThe Wrecking Ballâ' as a protest. One artist, Gwen MacGregor, stated âIt really speaks to fundamental issues about freedom of expression and freedom of association. Itâs the thin edge of
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In a Globe and Mail article, Kushner accused the UJA of âMcCarthyismâ and a âsmear campaign.â Said
Kushner in the Globe, âIâm honestly really disgusted by what did and Iâm very angry about it. Itâs depressing that â even in Canada â this kind of censorious, illiberal and really disgraceful behaviour
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The Koffler Gallery continued off-site in 2010-11 with the group exhibition ââMIXEDFITâ' from September 21 to November 28, 2010. The exhibition, located within four Toronto Balisi stores, featured works silkscreened onto T-shirts by artists Millie Chen (Canada), Emelie Chhangur (Canada), Hannah Claus
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In 2009-10, Koffler Arts presented the second year of off-site programming around the greater Toronto area, the first year of arts education in the new Prosserman JCC facilities, and programs in the new spaces on Sherman Campus, including the book review series ââTreasures in Jewish Literatureâ' and
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drive-through photo processing booth in the parking lot, rear-projecting images of photographs collected from the North York community. The installation was a feature exhibition of the 2011 Scotiabank CONTACT photography festival. The final Koffler Gallery exhibition of the 2010-11 season was ââLyla
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The Koffler launched Koffler.Digital in October 2015, âa digital arts series available 24/7 on a number of platforms, on your smartphone, tablet, or desktop, that uses the vigorous application of art, thought, and imagination on digital medias to explore the ideas that are shaping Toronto.â Programs
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In 2008, Koffler Arts was rebranded and restructured, with a multidisciplinary program department that ran complementary to the Koffler Gallery. Unlike the Gallery, with its mandate to exhibit, interpret, and document works in the visual arts, focusing on contemporary Canadian art and programming of
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Katz and independent curator Kim Simon, hired by the Koffler Centre to curate the project, had been working on it for well over a year, and claim that from the beginning they had made Katzâs critical activism concerning Israel clear to the Centreâs own curator, Mona Filip (their link to the Centre)
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The Koffler Gallery began its final season of Off-Site programming in 2012-13. ââLocal Colour Info Centreâ' at Miracle Thieves (October 4 to November 11, 2012) was a solo exhibition featuring the work of Toronto artist Erica Brisson. Inspired by tourism information centres as well as the process of
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art critic Murray Whyte as âPodeswaâs magnum opus and well worth your time.â Spring exhibition Raymond Boisjoly: ââOver a distance between one and manyâ' (April 14 to June 12, 2016), guest curated by Sarah Robayo Sheridan, is a Primary Exhibition of the 2016 Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival.
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Fundraising to support the Kofflerâs diverse programs is achieved through several charitable events, philanthropic donations to its exhibitions and programs, and galas. Two fundraisers in 2009, ARTFUL DISH and The Wrecking Ball, were catalysts to support expansion of programs and reach new audience
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between members of a Jewish seniorsâ centre and a class of Grade 8 students at a nearby school.â The Centreâs objection was not to the planned installation itself, which they had heartily approved of every step of the way, but to Katzâ anti-Zionist views and activism (which was seen as undermining
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store in Toronto (June 21 to November 11, 2012). Taking inspiration from the signs and show bills of Torontoâs landmark discount store, the exhibition included site-specific installations both inside and outside the store by Toronto artists Corinne Carlson, Robin Collyer, Barr Gilmore, Jen Hutton,
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for ââJuif, Une Histoire QuĂ©bĂ©coiseâ' (Ăditions Du Marais), S. Weilbach for ââSinging from the Darktime: A Childhood Memoir in Poetry and Proseâ' (McGill- Queenâs University Press), Kalman Weiser for ââJewish People, Yiddish Nation: Noah Prylucki and the Folkists in Polandâ' (University of Toronto
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Also in association with the AGOâs Chagall exhibition, the Koffler presented ââPast Present: Chagall Through Torontoâs Artistsâ' on December 14, 2011 at the Weston Learning Centre, Art Gallery of Ontario. The evening of music, dance, performance and spoken word included the eight-piece jazz fusion
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and the Russian Avant-Garde: Masterpieces from the Collection of the Centre Pompidou, Parisâ'. The first was ââChagallâs Musical Worldâ', a two-hour free concert by the Koffler Chamber Orchestra in Walker Court at the AGO on November 20, 2011. Led by violinist and former Toronto Symphony Orchestra
552:, a Primary Exhibition of the 2018 CONTACT Photography Festival (April 5 to June 3, 2018). ââJosĂ© Luis Torres: Question dâadaptationâ' is a site-specific, multi-roomed, maze-like sculptural installation created by Argentinian-born, QuĂ©bec-based artist JosĂ© Luis Torres (June 21 to August 26, 2018).
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The Koffler Gallery was established in 1980 and initially developed a successful range of exhibitions on contemporary crafts. It shifted its mandate in 1994 to focus on contemporary Canadian art. From 1980 to 2009, the Gallery was located in its own dedicated space at the Bathurst Jewish Community
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and starring Virgilia Griffith, ââHonestyâ' was presented in two acts: in the first act, âHonest Workâ, Griffith moved through the store, quietly performing the real life duties of Honest Edâs employees. Visitors were encouraged to find Griffith in the store and engage with her, but she otherwise
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The 2013-14 season of multidisciplinary programs opened with Koffler @ Uma Nota Community Cultural Fair, featuring the Canadian debut of Brazilian master acoustic guitarist Rick Udler and Toronto four piece band, Tio Chorinho at Lula Lounge on October 20, 2013. For the third consecutive year, the
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In November 2011, Koffler Arts announced that it was joining the Artscape Youngplace project in Torontoâs downtown art and design district. The organization signed a five-year lease with Artscape to occupy a prominent space on the main floor of the new arts and cultural centre located at 180 Shaw
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In 2013, after five years programming off-site, Koffler Arts opened its administrative offices and a new Koffler Gallery at Artscape Youngplace in downtown Toronto. The Artscape Youngplace facilities showcase Koffler Gallery exhibitions, public programs, expanded school and education programs, as
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The Koffler Gallery 2015-16 season featured the first solo exhibition in Canada of British-Spanish filmmaker Isabel Rocamora. ââTroubled Histories, Ecstatic Solitudesâ' (September 17 to November 29, 2015) featured four film works â including the world exhibition premiere of ââFaithâ' â in which
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In 2008-09, the Koffler presented Israeli art historian Gideon Ofrat in a two-month residency that included a series of public talks on Israeli and Jewish art and art history at the Miles Nadal JCC, and presentations to schools and community groups. The Koffler also presented Israeli musician
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in September 2016. In October 2016, Koffler Arts â together with Why Not Theatre and Complicite Creative Learning â co-presented the Toronto premiere of the theatre/performance project ââLike Mother, Like Daughterâ', featuring pairs of immigrant and newcomer mothers and daughters on stage in
241:âs North American premiere performance of ââSadeh21â'. Funds raised from the evening supported Koffler Arts and its programs. The evening included a pre-performance dinner at a private residence for Koffler patrons, the contemporary dance performance of ââSadeh21â' at the MacMillan Theatre,
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for ââThe Imposter Brideâ' (Harper Collins); Matti Friedman for ââThe Aleppo Codex: A True Story of Obsession, Faith, and the Pursuit of an Ancient Bibleâ' (Algonquin Books); Julija Ć ukys for ââEpistolophilia: Writing the Life of Ona Simaiteâ' (University of Nebraska Press); Isa Milman for
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The annual Toronto Jewish Literary Festival (formerly known as the Toronto Jewish Book Fair/Festival) was presented from June 1 to 9, 2013. The âre-envisionedâ Festival focused on literary programs geared towards diverse audiences in different locations and in partnership with other Jewish
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at the Isabel Bader Theatre, U of T. In November 2010, the ââOne World, Double Take seriesâ' continued with a panel discussion on boundary-crossing artistic expression presented together with the Centre for Diaspora and Transnational Studies, U of T. The panel featured artist and curator
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On January 27, 2010, the Koffler presented the first ââMusical Meldingâ' series performance, featuring Toronto-based Juno-nominated world music group Jaffa Road together with Guelph-based Eccodek, at Lula Lounge. On April 25, 2010 the second ââMusical Meldingâ' performance took place at
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The Koffler Gallery moved its programming off-site in 2009 when the original Koffler Gallery was demolished along with the BJCC. Koffler multidisciplinary programs were also programmed off-site around the GTA, with events located downtown, mid-town and the north GTA (Vaughan/Thornhill).
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The 33rd annual Toronto Jewish Book Fair was held from October 24 to November 1, 2009 in the renovated Lipa Green Centre for Community Jewish Services. Over twenty-five authors were featured, including Noah Alper (ââBusiness Mensch: Timeless Wisdom for Todayâs Entrepreneurâ'),
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The Koffler Gallery season included the large group exhibition ââYonderâ' featuring twenty Canadian artists from diverse cultural backgrounds whose works examine the immigrant condition (September 21 to November 27, 2016). ââNo Work, Nor Device, Nor Knowledge, Nor Wisdomâ' was
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Centre. In 2009, the Gallery moved its programming off-site when the Bathurst Jewish Community Centre was demolished. From 2009 to 2013, the Gallery exhibited its exhibitions and site-specific installations in various locations across the Greater Toronto area, including
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Rocamora explores âdemographics of identity, then deconstructs the props and processes that hold, and often hurt, them.â ââA Brief Historyâ', a solo exhibition of Toronto artist Howard Podeswaâs latest series of paintings (January 27 to March 27, 2016) was hailed by
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painter Leopold Plotekâs first survey exhibition (January 19 to March 19, 2017). ââHis and Other Storiesâ' was a survey of Montreal-based artist/performer 2Fikâs work, and was a Primary Exhibition of the 2017 CONTACT Photography Festival (April 6 to June 4, 2017).
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1328:, performed three concerts: Music That Survived on November 7, 2010 at Temple Emanu-El; English Gems for Strings on Sunday, February 13, 2011 at the Conrad Centre for the Performing Arts, Kitchener; and Back to Bach, Viva Vivaldi on April 10, 2011 at the
1827:â a Jewish charity whose mission is to âpreserve and strengthen the quality of Jewish life in Greater Toronto, Canada, Israel and around the worldâ â disassociated itself from Koffler Artsâ presentation of Pulitzer Prize-winning American playwright and
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at Harbourfront Centre. On September 6, 2012, the Koffler presented a talk by author Roy Doliner at the Columbus Centre. Doliner, co-author of the international bestselling book ââThe Sistine Secretsâ', spoke on hidden Jewish messages concealed in the
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and editor of the books ââQueer Jewsâ' and ââTorah Queeriesâ', was the Kofflerâs scholar-in-residence in fall 2010, and gave talks on the Russian Jewish Diaspora and his original research into the Soviet Jewish photographers between the World Wars.
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Festival, Centre for Indigenous Theatre, Inter-Galactic Arts Co-op, College-Montrose Childrenâs Place, Paperhouse Studio, Red Pepper Spectacle Arts, SKETCH, Small World Music Society, Typology Projects, The Developing Tank, and artists
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Continuing with its Off-Site program, the Koffler Gallery presented four exhibitions in 2011-12. ââSpin Off: Contemporary Art Circling the Mandalaâ', at 80 Spadina Ave. (September 22 to December 4, 2011) featured Aya Ben Ron (Israel),
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ensemble The Thing Is, selections of contemporary choreography from Kaeja dâDance, accordionist Sasha Luminsky with Jonno Lightstone, and the debut of an excerpt from ââBella: The Colour of Loveâ', performed by Yiddish jazz performer
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the screening of the Israeli mini-series ââA Touch Awayâ'. The ââcrEATivity clubâ', presented together with the Prosserman JCC, was held the last Wednesday of every month and featured interactive cultural programming during the day.
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The Koffler Gallery opened its 2013-14 season with the inaugural exhibition ââWeâre in the Libraryâ' (November 19, 2013 to January 19, 2014) in its new downtown Toronto space at Artscape Youngplace. Toronto artists Sara Angelucci,
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The 21st annual Helen and Stan Vine Canadian Jewish Book Awards were held on May 25, 2009 at the Al Green Theatre, Miles Nadal JCC. The awards, which recognize Canadian writing on Jewish themes and subjects, are presented in the
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The Koffler Chamber Orchestra opened its 2012-13 season with ââMusical Crossroadsâ' on Sunday December 2, 212 at Temple Emanu-El. The final performance of the Orchestraâs season, ââFuguing Aroundâ', was on March 10, 2013 at the
1451:, and Ilana Zeffren. Stephen Cruise: ââShare the Momentâ', from May 5 to August 28, 2011, was a sculptural installation in the Sheppard Plaza, at Bathurst and Sheppard Streets, Toronto. The artist transformed the vacant Kodak
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and curated by Michael Kaminer and Sarah Lightman. The touring group exhibition featured original drawings, autobiographical comics and graphic novels from eighteen Canadian and international Jewish women artists, including
1147:. The Festival featured over 35 international and Canadian authors, panels, book launches, musical events, films, slideshows, student programs, and books for sale over a 4-day period. Opening night featured American author
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and artist/curator Malka Greene with Alan Resnick; and ââArchitecture Parallax: Through the Looking Glassâ' (July 2 to August 30, 2015), an architectural installation by Montreal-based Brazilian-Canadian artist
677:). The new awards have five categories, each with a $ 10,000 prize. Fiction, Non-Fiction, History and Young Adult/Childrenâs Literature will be awarded annually; Poetry will be awarded every three years.
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on May 2, 2013. On May 15, 2014, the Koffler revived its ARTFUL DISH fundraiser, featuring intimate dinners in private homes with cultural luminaries and well-known chefs. Luminaries included Ian Brown,
756:, Nevet Yitzhak (guest curated by Liora Belford); Kristiina Lahde: ââULTRA-PARALLELâ' (January 22 to March 29, 2015); ââErraticsâ' (April 16 to June 14, 2015) featuring installations by Toronto author
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and Fiberarts, invited âvisitors to wear and live with an article of clothing or accessory theyâve borrowed from the exhibit, donated by strangers who provide background information on their item.â
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In 2010-11, the Koffler presented the 34th Annual Toronto Jewish Book Fair, from October 23 to 31, 2010 at Beth David Bânai Israel Beth Am Synagogue. Award-winning Israeli author and peace activist
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through the Community and Multidisciplinary Arts Organizations Program, and received funding in 2013 for renovations to its new space at Artscape Youngplace through the Ontario Trillium Foundation.
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The 2017-18 Koffler Gallery season featured ââStaring Back at the Sun: Video Art from Israel, 1970-2012â', an international, touring exhibition featuring 38 artists and curated by Ilana Tenenbaum,
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Artscape Youngplace is a 75,000 sq. ft. centre for creative collaboration in a variety of disciplines, as well as arts, community and social mission organizations. Other owners and tenants include
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for ââLes Premiers Juifs DâAmĂ©rique 1760-1860: Lâextraordinaire histoire de la famille Hartâ' (Septentrion), Eli Pfefferkorn for ââThe Muselmann at the Water Coolerâ' (Academic Studies Press),
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The 2014-15 season included a series of literary events, including the book launch of ââThe Jewish Comix Anthology: Volume 1â' (published by Alternate History Comics Inc); Koffler @ IFOA (at
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The Koffler Gallery 2014-15 season featured the group exhibition ââPARDESâ' (September 13 to November 30, 2014), with new works by sound and multi-media artists Nadav Assor, Ira Eduardovna,
1006:ââSomething Small To Carry Homeâ' (Quattro Books); L. Ruth Klein for ââNazi Germany, Canadian Responses: Confronting Antisemitism in the Shadow of Warâ' (McGill-Queenâs University Press);
899:, a Toronto-based multimedia theatre company, the Koffler presented ââHonestyâ' from October 18 to November 4 within Honest Edâs store. A performance intervention written and directed by
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341:, the Koffler specializes in an interdisciplinary mix of programs to bring artists and the community together. In 2009, Koffler Arts was incorporated for charitable status in Canada.
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Artscape Youngplace opened in November 2013. The Koffler Arts administrative offices and the Koffler Gallery are located in a 4,600 sq. ft. space on the main floor of the building.
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Starting in fall 2013, Koffler Gallery exhibitions, related education and public programs, as well as Koffler Artsâ multidisciplinary programs will be based at Artscape Youngplace.
1167:(ââTrue North: A Life Inside the Music Businessâ'), Carol Bishop-Gwyn and Fraidie Martz (ââA Fiery Soul: The Life and Theatrical Times of John Hirschâ' - also short-listed for the
306:. In 2015, the Kofflerâs major fundraiser was Art PrivĂ©: 3 Nights in June, three intimate evenings in exclusive private settings featuring modern and contemporary art collections.
1284:(ââThe Defining Decadeâ'), David Brody (ââMourning and Celebration â Jewish, Orthodox and Gay Past and Presentâ'), Lynda Fishman (ââRepairing Rainbows: A True Story of Familyâ'),
1081:âs klezmer clarinetist Martin van de Ven. The Koffler Chamber Orchestra performed ââMusic Off the Mapâ', its second and final concert of the season on March 18, 2012 at Torontoâs
954:-based musician, artist and educator Simja Dujov. Dujovâs two-week artistic residency included educational activities with youth, including master classes with music students at
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and Howard Sokolowski for their philanthropic support of the arts. In 2013, the Kofflerâs major fundraiser was Koffler Rocks! - a benefit evening featuring music performances by
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Koffler Arts is supported and funded by the Koffler Family Foundation as well as its patrons, members, donors and corporate sponsors. The Centre receives annual support from the
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for ââJacob-Isaac Segal 1869-1954, Un poĂšte yiddish de MontrĂ©al et son milieuâ' (Presses de lâUniversite Laval); and Sharon E. McKay for ââEnemy Territoryâ' (Annick Press).
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465:(January 17 â March 17, 2019). Israeli-artist Nevet Yitzhakâs ââWarCraftâ' was a Primary Exhibition of the 2019 CONTACT Photography Festival presented in partnership with
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The Koffler Gallery season featured the group exhibition ââThrough linesâ' guest curated by Noah Bronstein and featuring artists Lise Beaudry, Scott Benesiinaabandan,
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raved about the performance, calling it âa truly heartfelt experienceâ and giving it 4 out 5 stars (NNNN). In June 2013, Virgilia Griffith was nominated for a 2013
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by critics. The Centreâs response was âJust as every individual has a right to freedom of expression, any organization is free to choose with whom it partners.â
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were being âput on hiatus for 2015 and will resume, invigorated and reinvented, in 2016â as the Koffler recalibrates and revamps several of its current programs.
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Company, Toronto), Majdi Bou-Matar (the MT Space - Multicultural Theatre, Kitchener), Jennifer Herszman Capraru (Theatre Asylum, Toronto and ISĂŽKo, Rwanda), and
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Koffler Arts has kept its contractual financial obligations to the project, ââeach hand as they are calledâ', which was planned to be associated with Torontoâs
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The 22nd annual Helen and Stan Vine Canadian Jewish Book Awards were held on May 27, 2010 at the Al Green Theatre, Miles Nadal JCC. The 2010 winners included
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were awarded at a ceremony on June 6, 2013 at the Bram and Bluma Appel Salon at the Toronto Reference Library. Hosted by former President & Publisher of
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Koffler Arts, financially supported by the UJA Federation, went ahead with the planned Tony Kushner in Conversation event despite the UJAâs disassociation.
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The 34th annual Toronto Jewish Book Festival (formerly known as the Toronto Jewish Book Fair) opened in June 2012 at the Bram and Bluma Appel Salon at the
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The Koffler was home to the Jewish Book Fair (1977-2011), the Toronto Jewish Literary Festival (2012-2014) and the Koffler Chamber Orchestra (2005-2014).
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and Avi Feldman (September 14 to November 26, 2017). ââNicole Collins: Furthest Boundlessâ' was a major, new mixed media installation by Toronto artist
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interest to the Jewish community, the multidisciplinary programs focused more specifically on Jewish arts and culture from Canada and internationally.
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closed the Fair with his 2010 book, ââThe Jew is not my Enemy: Unveiling the Myths that Fuel Muslim Anti-Semitismâ'. Other featured authors included
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In March 2012, the Koffler produced and presented ââHoneycomb Wayâ', an artistic residency and concert featuring Jewish musical traditions from the
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in San Francisco. From 2014 to 2019, Cathy Jonasson was the Koffler Artsâ Executive Director. Karen Tisch was Executive Director from 2019 to 2021.
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and a two-week workshop with SKETCH, an organization focused on bringing cultural opportunities to homeless and underprivileged youth in Toronto.
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From 2001 to 2014, Tiana Koffler Boyman was the Board Chair. From 2006 to 2013, Lori Starr, former Senior Vice President and Museum Director,
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Koffler Arts is a broad-based cultural institution established in 1977 by Murray and Marvelle Koffler and based at Artscape Youngplace in the
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The Koffler Gallery is a public gallery supported by the City of Toronto through the Toronto Arts Council, the Ontario Arts Council and the
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The Koffler Galleryâs second off-site project was Diane Landry: ââThe Magic Shieldâ', March 19 to May 3, 2009 at the Beaver Hall Gallery.
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From November 1 to 9, 2008, the Koffler presented the 32nd annual Toronto Jewish Book Fair at the Leah Posluns Theatre. Speakers included
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The Koffler returned to the International Festival of Authors (IFOA) with Koffler @ the IFOA on October 28, 2012 featuring British author
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In fall 2013, the Koffler Gallery opened its 2013-2014 season of exhibitions in its new home at Artscape Youngplace in downtown Toronto.
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on October 23, 2011. The day featured discussions on Soviet Jewry with authors Gal Beckerman (ââWhen They Come for Us Weâll Be Goneâ'),
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The final Toronto Jewish Literary Festival was presented from May 25 to June 1, 2014 at various venues around the GTA. The 26th annual
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The 23rd annual Helen and Stan Vine Canadian Jewish Book Awards were held on May 30, 2010 at the Bram & Bluma Appel Salon at the
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In May 2021, Koffler Arts was the target of an artist boycott led by a number of Toronto artists, art organizations, and the
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In the interim, the Koffler Gallery began to program off-site at locations around Toronto. The first off-site exhibition was
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The Koffler presents exhibitions of contemporary Canadian and international art with the Koffler Gallery, and is home to the
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2610:"Has Jewish group forgotten its roots? Critics say Canadian Jewish Congress has clout in top circles, but not in community"
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The 2018-19 season featured Books & Ideas, a series of author talks and on-stage interviews, with Indigenous authors
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The 2012-13 season opened on September 3, 2012 with a performance by the Mexican klezmer band Klezmerson at the 2012
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movement. Although Kushner acknowledged his involvement in the JVP group, he denied he supports the BDS movement.
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On October 19, 2010, the Koffler presented the Toronto premiere performance of Israeli jazz composer and bassist
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members and patrons. In 2010, the ballet gala ââStars of the 21st Centuryâ' was the Kofflerâs major fundraiser.
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on March 28, 2012. Dalal and London also taught a master class and visited several Toronto-area schools.
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is the Kofflerâs Cultural Season Sponsor (2009âpresent). The Centre receives financial support from the
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The Koffler Gallery's inaugural exhibition 'We're in the Library' at Artscape Youngplace, November 2013
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Road to Valour: A True Story of World War II Italy, the Nazis, and the Cyclist Who Inspired a Nation
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On May 4, 2011 the Koffler presented Texas-based singer, performer, author, and political activist
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2141:"Honesty: Meeting the people behind the counter at Honest Edâs is a truly heartfelt experience"
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Koffler Arts presented Koffler @ the IFOA, a day of Russian-Jewish themed literary programs at
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on November 1, 2012. The film screening was followed by a Q & A with the filmâs Ben Peter.
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Luis-Enrique Arrazola, "Israeli photographer Adi Nes mixes style, sexuality & soldiers"
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In December 2009, the Koffler presented ââCrackinâ Up: Canadian Mosaic Comedy Nightâ' at
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organizations across the City of Toronto and in Vaughan. Participating authors included
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in November 2013, and ââFrom Europe to Israelâ' featuring the music of Julius Chajes,
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Canada, Cynthia Good, the 2013 award winners included Aili and Andres McConnon for ââ
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for Outstanding Performance â Female (Independent Theatre Division) for ââHonestyâ'.
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unscripted conversations. In May 2017, the Koffler presented the Toronto premiere of
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Andy Levy-Ajzenkopf, "Provocative Israeli photographerâs exhibit running in Toronto"
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In March 2010, the Koffler presented ââCine-Seder Roundtableâ' at Victoria College,
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presented the Canadian premiere and artist residency of internationally acclaimed
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festival. Katzâ show was to be a non-political celebration of Jewish history in
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The 2017-18 season included literary events and conversations featuring authors
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model view of the neighbourhood. The exhibition received press coverage in the
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to create a range of interpretive programs around the AGOâs 2011 exhibition, ââ
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with Koffler @ IFOA on October 27, 2013 featuring Israeli first-time novelist
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The Koffler Gallery continued to program off-site during 2009-10, presenting
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were awarded at a ceremony on May 27, 2014 at the Toronto Reference Library.
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and Eli Batalion, among many other literary, theatre, and public programs.
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Murray Whyte, "The Koffler Centreâs Summer Special at Honest Edâs: Review"
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Israel as a Jewish state), prompting Kofflerâs action to be described as
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and featured Jaffa Road performing together with Iraqi-Jewish musician
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2487:"Toronto Jewish Federation Dissociates Itself From Tony Kushner Event"
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In February 2016, after a one-year hiatus, the Koffler announced the
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Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel
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The Koffler Chamber Orchestraâs 2013-14 final season, led by former
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on Washington, identity and dislocation, and artists as disruptors.
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The Koffler Chamber Orchestra, founded in 2005 and led by former
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The Toronto Jewish Book Festival culminated in the 24th annual
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718:) with Shelly Oria (author of ââNew York 1, Tel Aviv 0â') and
2512:"Tony Kushner accuses Toronto's UJA chapter of 'McCarthyism'"
1742:), Reinhold Kramer, ââMordecai Richler: Leaving St. Urbanâ' (
1292:(ââA Man in Uniformâ'), Judie Oron (ââCry of the Giraffeâ'),
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On November 8, 2009, the Koffler presented Israeli musician
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in conversation with Toronto playwright Ravi Jain at the
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Derek Flack, "Honest Ed's does a turn as an art gallery"
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Michael Kaminer, "Honest Ed's Bargain Basement Art Show"
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Derek Flack, "Mapping the unmappable history of Toronto"
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for ââThe Free Worldâ' (HarperCollins Publishers Ltd.),
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R.M. Vaughan, "Lost in Luke Painter's petrified forest"
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included ââThe Slow Nowâ', a public audio walk through
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Ashley McLellan, "Summer Special: A Sign Of The Times"
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From February 17 to March 1, 2013, Koffler Arts and
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Koffler Arts was established in 1977 as part of the
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1178:on June 7, 2012. Hosted by broadcaster and host of
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1653:on December 23, 2008 at the Leah Posluns Theatre.
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564:were announced and presented at a ceremony at the
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2101:"On the Wall: What's in the galleries this week"
1624:(ROM). Organized by the Koffler Gallery and the
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1093:together with Montreal pianist Matt Herskowitz.
768:The Koffler announced in December 2014 that the
410:and Arielle Twist; Indian writer and journalist
2311:Tess Edmonson, "Lyla Rye: A Platform for Ideas"
1601:), Kenneth Sherman, ââWhat the Furies Bringâ' (
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991:Helen and Stan Vine Canadian Jewish Book Awards
843:(February 6 to April 6, 2014), who represented
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738:-winning artist/illustrator, comic book legend
585:; ââYidLife does Kensingtonâ', a web series by
1973:"Partner Agencies, Programs & Departments"
1761:The Koffler Gallery presented the exhibitions
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2220:Sholem Krishtalka, "The Silence Not Broken"
1962:, ââKoffler Artsâ', retrieved 16 March 2017
1738:Canada), Isa Milman, ââPrairie Kaddishâ' (
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1061:also spoke on the subject of translation.
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562:Vine Awards for Canadian Jewish Literature
523:Vine Awards for Canadian Jewish Literature
436:Vine Awards for Canadian Jewish Literature
331:Vine Awards for Canadian Jewish Literature
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2016:"Unseen City: The Shaw Street School"
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2597:"Will politics wreck Wrecking Ball?"
2415:Halevi, Jonathan D. (May 28, 2021).
2075:"Exhibition Review: Isabel Rocamora"
1807:Artist Boycott of the Koffler Centre
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1296:(ââThe Women My Father Knewâ'), and
1232:Sarah Lazarovic and Vancouver-based
573:âs internationally produced play, ââ
473:-based painter Christian Hidaka and
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638:In 2015-16, Koffler Arts presented
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2292:Manori Ravindran, "Big suspenders"
2165:Corbin Smith, "Navigating Toronto"
1700:Hart House (University of Toronto)
1626:Institute for Contemporary Culture
1186:, the 2012 award winners included
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1977:UJA Federation of Greater Toronto
1844:Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions
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1035:International Festival of Authors
974:, Benjamin Hackman, Ronna Bloom,
970:, Frieda Forman, Bill Gladstone,
787:International Festival of Authors
716:International Festival of Authors
656:International Festival of Authors
583:International Festival of Authors
217:UJA Federation of Greater Toronto
2599:, ââToronto Starâ', 14 June 2009
2301:, ââNational Postâ', 05 Aug 2011
2258:, ââCanadian Artâ', 05 July 2012
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2198:, ââNational Postâ', 08 May 2012
1819:Tony Kushner and UJA controversy
1341:St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts
1138:St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts
1064:Koffler Arts was invited by the
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2143:, ââNOW Magazineâ', 22 Oct 2012
2073:Glessing, Jill (1 March 2016).
1865:as a result of her support for
1744:McGill-Queen's University Press
978:, Dr. Nora Gold, Martin Levin,
1919:The Museum is affiliated with
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2670:"Koffler funding to continue"
2342:Catherine Orborne, "High Art"
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1587:University of Wisconsin Press
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1384:University of Toronto Press
1153:Foreskin's Lament: A Memoir
810:Christina Petrowska-Quilico
770:Canadian Jewish Book Awards
730:and regular contributor to
675:Canadian Jewish Book Awards
589:creators Eli Battalion and
548:â first solo exhibition in
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2421:The Documentation Project
2323:Terrence Dick, "Akimblog"
2208:Fran Schechter, "Adi Nes"
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1348:Toronto Reference Library
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646:-nominated screenwriter
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1553:University of Toronto
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1326:Jacques Israelievitch
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