by Rashana Youtzy
Shoes, books, hands, buildings, and cars holds a mirror up to our lives. The exhibition can very much remind visitors of the little moments in life we easily overlook.
Margaux Williamson at MOCA
Category: Rashana Youtzy
Step Into My Shoes at the Clark Centre for the Arts
by Rashana Youtzy
The works by Anahita Kalilian and Riley Stewart showcase a range of footwear and mobility devices in captivating scenes.
Walking the Artist Project 2025
by Yehyun Lee & Rashana Yuotzy
More than just an art fair, the event unfolded as a living, vibrant exchange of ideas, offering a rare opportunity to encounter artwork in a setting designed for conversation and curiosity.
Anna Torma at the Clint Roenisch Gallery
by Rashana Youtzy
Each piece of fabric has its own story, each stitch and line made with the intention to connect, an accumulation of things to be remembered.
Gestures of Remembering at United Contemporary
by Rashana Youtzy
about making space, recognizing the community, and opportunities for growth, Gestures of Remembering is a fitting exhibition for United Contemporary in their new location
The Empty Church at Christopher Cutts Gallery
The Love that Remains / Art Museum, U of T
by Rashana Youtzy
The show is a remembrance of peoples and their labours manifested in textiles. It also ensures that generations have the opportunity to connect with and through their ‘cultural fabric’.
Finn O’Hara, Band on the Run at Donna’s
by Rashana Youtzy
O’Hara shifts away from the documentation of species as something sterile though scientific, instead imbuing personality through bright colours, dynamic poses, and titles that present the bird and hand holding it as stars performing together.
Also a Good Place to Sulk at Zalucky Contemporary
the hole fits the worm, but only as it moves at the plumb
by Rashana Youtzy
The show explores how we relate to time within and outside of capitalist systems, considering productivity and its counterpart of doing nothing.
Jorian Charlton, Kadine Lindsay: Fi Di Gyal Dem
by Rashana Youtzy
The exhibition meaningfully depicts Black women in their various states and with an energy of refusal; whether it is relation to perform a prescribed role, level of sexuality, or position of submission.
Erika DeFreitas: An Exploration in Meditation and Reflection
by Rashana Youtzy
DeFreitas’ thoughtful display grants us an opportunity to be privy to the world as the artist understands it: the glimpses into their streams of consciousness, the meditative act of prayer, the idea of opening yourself up to a greater entity.