At All You Can Chew we believe there is no one way to tell a story.

All You Can Chew - Art Talks will include 10 presentations of unique and unconventional experiences with the arts, based on an inspiring, personal story. Nowhere else will arts enthusiasts have the opportunity to hear from such a diverse line-up of personalities from Toronto’s arts community.

Following the 10 talks, attendees will have the opportunity to network with the speakers during the reception.

Tickets are $15 in advance, and $20 at the door. Tickets are available on Eventbrite at: http://ayccarttalks.eventbrite.ca

List of presenters & talk titles:

• Patrick Atienza – Artist, Educator & Artistic Director of ARTSIDEOUT 2016

Education, Institutions & Making Art

• Chris Baek – Artistic Director of Samul Nori Canada

Korean Traditional Music, A Prayer for the City of Toronto

• Tiegh Fitzgerald – Improvised Theatre Actor

A Little Brother’s Reveal

• Natalie Frijia – Toronto-based Playwright, currently in PhD program at University of Toronto's Graduate Centre for Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies & the School of the Environment

One Night In The Wild West

• Jay Ginsherman (Ivanna Slapavitch) – Performance Artist & OCAD U Student

Ivanna. The Absence of Failure

• Eleni Gouliaras – Poet & Graduate of Creative Writing and History at York University

(Chapbook Heartache Poems; Love, Loss & Striving for Your Dreams)

• Sasha Kovacs – Arts Worker & Program Director at Scarborough Arts

(Theatre Training and Inter-Arts Community Organizations)

• Steve Sanguedolce – Award-winning, International Avant-garde Filmmaker

(Finding Your Voice in Film)

• Dainty Smith – Actor, Burlesque Performer, Writer, Producer & Speaker

(Finding Courage in Vulnerability, and Creating from that Place of Tenderness)

• Y+ Contemporary – Danièle Denis, Daniel Griffin Hunt, Dorica Manuel & Tiffany Schofield

(Artist-Run Centre in Scarborough)

Learn more about the event at: www.allyoucanchewinfo.wix.com/arttalks

All You Can Chew - Art Talks is fully organized and run by the 2016 Senior Seminar Class of the Arts Management Specialist Program at the University of Toronto Scarborough. To learn more about the program, please visit: http://www.utsc.utoronto.ca/artsmanagement.

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