“Talking Walls” is an on-going series of informal exhibit spaces staged throughout Hart House. It seeks to build understanding and awareness by giving voice to challenging and engaging documentary images.
Throughout our 100th Anniversary year, Hart House is amplifying our always engaging Talking Walls initiative. From May 2019 to April 2020, three exhibit spaces will be continually programmed with unique audio/visual exhibits programmed by Hart House’s Day Milman to illustrate how Hart House has changed, is changing and will continue to change over the next 100 years. The exhibit will highlight issues, identities and perspectives of students, community groups, members of the University community and those from the public interested in fostering dialogue through their engaging works.
As part of our 100th Anniversary celebration, Hart House is amplifying the Talking Walls initiative, and from May 2019 to January 2020, three exhibition spaces will be programmed with unique audio/visual exhibits. These spaces in Hart House are open to students, community groups, members of the university community and members of the public—anyone interested in communicating ideas, activities, and creating dialogue around contemporary issues through their work. The focus and intention of the 100th Anniversary curated exhibits will be to illustrate how Hart House has changed and continues to grow into our next 100 years.