World's largest Indigenous film and media arts festival returning to Toronto
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Toronto is getting a five-day film and media arts festival this month.
The 19th annual imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival returns on October 17, bringing an incredible selection of visual arts programming including exhibitions, installations, interactive pieces, along with the annual Art Crawl to Toronto’s downtown core.
The popular and now expanding imagineNATIVE will feature a film screening showcase, an art crawl sponsored by RBC, which will take place in the 401 Richmond building, in addition to two special exhibitions with partner galleries.
New this year is Industry Days at the TIFF Bell Lightbox, which is a new, expanded five-day series of free panels and workshops dedicated to Indigenous screen content.
imagineNATIVE will also host iNdigital Space, a free, interactive showcase of more than a dozen VR, games, online platforms and digital web series which will be on display October 16 to 21 at the TIFF Bell Lightbox.
The festival presents the most compelling and distinctive works from Canada and around the globe, reflecting the diversity of the world’s Indigenous nations and illustrating the vitality and excellence of native art and culture in contemporary media.
imagineNATIVE
The imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival
When: October 17 to 21
Time: Event times vary by day
Where: Several venues throughout the city
Tickets: Certain events require tickets. Screenings start at $6
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