In this extended interview, influential artist, activist and educator Syrus Marcus Ware talks about being an artist (visual and performance) and activist, his family in Montreal, Toronto and Memphis Tennessee, being a twin and a parent, Black Lives Matter Toronto, the founding of Blockorama and Pride Toronto, and working at the Art Gallery of Ontario. A powerful narrative of love in the face of homo- and transphobia and anti-black racism, Ware projects an intensely compassionate commitment to social change.
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