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the six hundred

Online and Print Publication for Artists and Writers

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J’attends le temps / I wait for the time

Rojin Shafiei… Read More J’attends le temps / I wait for the time

November 12, 2018November 12, 2018 thesixhundredLeave a comment

Titanium Dreams

by Shane Allison… Read More Titanium Dreams

September 13, 2018September 13, 2018 thesixhundredLeave a comment

Heavy Heart

Esther Kim… Read More Heavy Heart

June 25, 2018June 29, 2018 thesixhundredLeave a comment

Reconstructed Recollections

Jessica Peatman … Read More Reconstructed Recollections

June 18, 2018June 18, 2018 thesixhundredLeave a comment

A Collection of Beta Fish

Renée Moulelis… Read More A Collection of Beta Fish

June 3, 2018June 3, 2018 thesixhundredLeave a comment

Abstraction #2

Danjing Lin… Read More Abstraction #2

May 22, 2018May 29, 2018 thesixhundred1 Comment

Cityscape

Cassandra Jesik… Read More Cityscape

March 13, 2018March 13, 2018 thesixhundredLeave a comment

The Joy of Atleigh

Atleigh Homma… Read More The Joy of Atleigh

January 2, 2018December 30, 2017 thesixhundredLeave a comment

Internal Spelunking

Sam Kasirer-Smibert… Read More Internal Spelunking

December 22, 2017December 22, 2017 thesixhundredLeave a comment

The Maze

Nima Arabi … Read More The Maze

November 2, 2017December 19, 2017 thesixhundredLeave a comment

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ABOUT THE SIX HUNDRED

T6 is an art journal based in Toronto that aims to promote the discussion of all things creative. We proudly present work by students and emerging artists, and encourage creatives working across disciplines and institutions to converse on a range of topics. Submission is open on a rolling basis, and remains free and available to all. T6 funds a yearly exhibition of student work that coincides with a journal launch, and this year will be presenting an exhibition at 29 McCaul Street from 8-14 February 2019.

We thank all the artists and writers who have contributed their time and work to this space, and we dedicate our journal to you.

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We had the pleasure of meeting @monique.aura, the artist of this piece, and her sister and fellow artist @chiefladybird at the Canadian Roots Exchange Gala. Powerful words and even more powerful images and actions abound in their practices - if you aren't already familiar with their work or the CRE program, check it out! Find their murals across Toronto 👀 Thanks to Aura for allowing us to share this piece! @printsbyaura @ourstoriesourtruths #canadianrootsexchange #art #contemporaryart #print #artist #artists #truth #power #torontoart #streetart

Our thoughts on White Elephant up now on the600.ca 🐘 . "Curated by Marie Lambin-Gagnon, White Elephant is a poetic and visually dynamic performance, engaging with the expression of personal narrative through collective memory and the collection of bubble wrap." . Photo of Corrado Cerruto by Jae Yang

This Friday at the Centre for Social Innovation 💃We're looking forward to bringing you a review of the second showing of White Elephant, choreographed by Marie Lambin-Gagnon. . . Originally from Montreal, Marie Lambin-Gagnon is a Toronto-based artist, choreographer, and dancer who creates immersive performances that utilize visceral experiences as a way of communicating and understanding the world.

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS! We are coming to a gallery near you! See the600.ca for our full call for works 👀👀👀

Not to be missed! 💃🕺 T6 will be reviewing Toronto-based choreographer and producer Marie Lambin-Gagnon's immersive dance performance, White Elephant - showing at the Collective Space and Centre for Social Innovation on two dates this October. Through use of dance, sound design, and text, the original piece draws attention to the parts of ourselves we keep hidden from others. Performances will be held at Collective Space on Friday, October 5 and at the Centre for Social Innovation - Spadina on Friday, October 12. Tickets cost $10 for students and arts workers and $15 for general admission, and are available at https://marielambingagnon.net/white-elephant-show.

Shane Allison's "Titanium Dreams" now up on the T6 site: https://the600.ca/2018/09/13/titanium-dreams/

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