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Today in Toronto: Andrea Martin and Banksy and the History of High Art

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Andrea Martin Soon after moving from New York to Toronto in 1970, this comedian found her niche at Second City. Although her choice of projects has ranged from enchanting (My Favorite Year) to embarrassing (the TV incarnation of My Big Fat Greek Wedding), Martin can always be counted on to crack wise at her own expense. Find out more »

Banksy and the History of High Art “I can’t believe you morons actually buy this shit,” street artist Banksy once declared, even before his so-called shit started selling for hundreds of thousands of dollars. In this lecture, U of T English professor Nick Mount discusses how the artist and his peers infiltrated the traditional sphere of gallery art. Registration required. Find out more »

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