Deaf Culture Moments

Deaf communities and cultures can be overlooked in a noisy world that privileges hearing. As part of our on-going commitment to supporting our communities and collaborating with them, the Gallery offers unique Deaf Culture Moments. Explore the AGO Collection with an Art Educator from the Deaf community who encourages discovery by creating customized deaf experiences with art.

Deaf Culture Moments past event videos

VIDEOS

Close up of Mirrored spheres hanging mid-air
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Deaf Culture Moments: Yayoi Kusama
Tuesday, January 17, 11 AM

Deaf communities and cultures can be overlooked in a noisy world that privileges hearing.

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Female figure on ornate floral patterned backdrop
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Deaf Culture Moments: Alphonse Mucha
Tuesday, December 20, 11 AM

Deaf communities and cultures can be overlooked in a noisy world that privileges hearing.

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A group of figures blurred against a red, orange and purple haze.
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Deaf Culture Moments: Andy Warhol
Tuesday, November 15, 11 AM

Deaf communities and cultures can be overlooked in a noisy world that privileges hearing.

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Alma Duncan sitting, looking at the viewer intently
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Deaf Culture Moments: Alma Duncan
Friday, December 3, 11 am

This video discusses the evolution of Alma Duncan's art. As a queer female artist, Duncan paved her way into the male-dominated world.

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Ian Wallace. Untitled (Main Street, Lodz), 1990. acrylic and photograph on canvas
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Deaf Culture Moments: Ian Wallace
Friday, November 5, 11 am

This video features Ian Wallace's role as a pioneer in photoconceptualism. Wallace is best known for his works that combine photography and painting.

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Louise Nevelson, Night Zag IV
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Deaf Culture Moments: David Partridge and Louise Nevelson
Friday, October 1, 11 am

This video explores the shift of contemporary sculpture installations in the 1960s. This modern development nudges both artists and viewers alike to recognize that the established definition of third-dimensional art should not be limited to clay and wood.

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A group of figures blurred against a red, orange and purple haze.
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Deaf Culture Moments
Wednesday, October 21, November 13, 27 at 11 am

Explore the AGO Collection with an Art Educator from the Deaf community who encourages discovery by creating customized experiences.

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