by Abuk Lual
The collection is playful and insightful, a vivid reminder that luxury doesn’t necessarily equate to happiness.
Hayley Axelrad at Alison Milne Co.
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Christina Leslie at Stephen Bulger Gallery
by Abuk Lual
Viewers are invited to piece together a narrative that speaks to heritage, identity, and the power of the Black stories and voices.
Edward Musungu at CONTACT
by Abuk Lual
Through his lens, Musungu brings to life the richness, resilience, and beauty of over fourteen ethnic communities that gather annually to celebrate their heritage.
Echo Without Origin at Patel Brown
by Abuk Lual
The show reminds us that symbols are alive – they move, stretch, and take on new meanings depending on who engages with them.
Camille Turner at the Museum at U of T
by Abuk Lual
The interactive elements encourage visitors to move beyond passive observation, pushing them to engage in difficult truths and question how history continues to shape the present.
Gio Swaby at Art Toronto 2024
by Abuk Lual
By establishing her own path, Swaby creates a space where Black women feel seen, understood, and safe, honoring their identities without limiting them to a single perspective.