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Lady Mitchell Hall, University of Cambridge. "The Plague" continues...
"The plague was posting sentries at the gates and turning away ships bound for Oran," Albert Camus,The Plague.
Original crop, minor tweaks in Canon DPP only.
1/3 Darwin College Lecture Series 2015 on "Development" (some of you will remember that the theme last year was "Plagues"). Entrepreneur Hermann Hauser on "Technology Development".
Aren't we also consuming software?
Catch up tomorrow as Flickr seems painfully slow tonight.
British Library series: Mariana Mazzucato (The Value of Everything – making and taking in the global economy). Photos by Kirsten Holst.
British Library series: Mariana Mazzucato (The Value of Everything – making and taking in the global economy). Photos by Kirsten Holst.
Lady Mitchell Hall, University of Cambridge. Stephen Emmott (Microsoft Research) talking about the 'Human Plague' at last Friday's Darwin College Lecture Series on Plagues.
They came from outer space, those green creatures. And they smiled. Lots. Wicked green smiles. Slimy green smiles. They can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but they can't fool all the people all the time. Not a smiling matter, this. But it does turn you green!
Dr. Stephen Hawking, a professor of mathematics at the University of Cambridge, delivers a speech entitled "Why we should go into space" during a lecture that is part of a series honoring NASA's 50th Anniversary, Monday, April 21, 2008, at George Washington University's Morton Auditorium in Washington. Photo Credit: (NASA/Paul E. Alers)
Dr. Stephen Hawking, a professor of mathematics at the University of Cambridge, delivers a speech entitled "Why we should go into space" during a lecture that is part of a series honoring NASA's 50th Anniversary, Monday, April 21, 2008, at George Washington University's Morton Auditorium in Washington. Photo Credit: (NASA/Paul E. Alers)
Dr. Stephen Hawking, a professor of mathematics at the University of Cambridge, delivers a speech entitled "Why we should go into space" during a lecture that is part of a series honoring NASA's 50th Anniversary, Monday, April 21, 2008, at George Washington University's Morton Auditorium in Washington. Photo Credit: (NASA/Paul E. Alers)
Dr. Stephen Hawking, a professor of mathematics at the University of Cambridge, delivers a speech entitled "Why we should go into space" during a lecture that is part of a series honoring NASA's 50th Anniversary, Monday, April 21, 2008, at George Washington University's Morton Auditorium in Washington. Photo Credit: (NASA/Paul E. Alers)
Dr. Stephen Hawking, a professor of mathematics at the University of Cambridge, delivers a speech entitled "Why we should go into space" during a lecture that is part of a series honoring NASA's 50th Anniversary, Monday, April 21, 2008, at George Washington University's Morton Auditorium in Washington. Photo Credit: (NASA/Paul E. Alers)
Dr. Stephen Hawking, a professor of mathematics at the University of Cambridge, delivers a speech entitled "Why we should go into space" during a lecture that is part of a series honoring NASA's 50th Anniversary, Monday, April 21, 2008, at George Washington University's Morton Auditorium in Washington. Photo Credit: (NASA/Paul E. Alers)
British Library series: Mariana Mazzucato (The Value of Everything – making and taking in the global economy). Photos by Kirsten Holst.
British Library series: Mariana Mazzucato (The Value of Everything – making and taking in the global economy). Photos by Kirsten Holst.
Dr. Stephen Hawking, a professor of mathematics at the University of Cambridge, delivers a speech entitled "Why we should go into space" during a lecture that is part of a series honoring NASA's 50th Anniversary, Monday, April 21, 2008, at George Washington University's Morton Auditorium in Washington. Photo Credit: (NASA/Paul E. Alers)
Dr. Bob Zellner, a prominent Civil Rights activist and Freedom Rider, was a featured guest of Northwest Missouri State's Distinguished Lecture Series, Feb. 3, 2016, in the Charles Johnson Theater. (Photo by Teja Srivastav/Northwest Missouri State University)
Dr. Stephen Hawking, a professor of mathematics at the University of Cambridge, delivers a speech entitled "Why we should go into space" during a lecture that is part of a series honoring NASA's 50th Anniversary, Monday, April 21, 2008, at George Washington University's Morton Auditorium in Washington. Photo Credit: (NASA/Paul E. Alers)
Dr. Stephen Hawking, a professor of mathematics at the University of Cambridge, delivers a speech entitled "Why we should go into space" during a lecture that is part of a series honoring NASA's 50th Anniversary, Monday, April 21, 2008, at George Washington University's Morton Auditorium in Washington. Photo Credit: (NASA/Paul E. Alers)
Photos from CreativeMornings Toronto #26 with Sonya Barnett. More photos: (bit.ly/CMTOpics)
Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.
Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.
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Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.
Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.
CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects
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Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.
Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.
CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects
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Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.
Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.
CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects
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Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.
Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.
CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects
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Venue: Urbanspace Gallery at 401 Richmond Street West(401richmond.net)
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Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.
Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.
CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects
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Sponsor: Swipe Design (swipe.com)
Venue: Urbanspace Gallery at 401 Richmond Street West(401richmond.net)
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Dr. Bob Zellner, a prominent Civil Rights activist and Freedom Rider, was a featured guest of Northwest Missouri State's Distinguished Lecture Series, Feb. 3, 2016, in the Charles Johnson Theater. (Photo by Teja Srivastav/Northwest Missouri State University)
Photos from CreativeMornings Toronto #26 with Sonya Barnett. More photos: (bit.ly/CMTOpics)
Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.
Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.
CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects
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Sponsor: Swipe Design (swipe.com)
Venue: Urbanspace Gallery at 401 Richmond Street West(401richmond.net)
Breakfast: Sense Appeal Coffee Roasters (senseappeal.ca/)
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Photos from CreativeMornings Toronto #26 with Sonya Barnett. More photos: (bit.ly/CMTOpics)
Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.
Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.
CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects
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Sponsor: Swipe Design (swipe.com)
Venue: Urbanspace Gallery at 401 Richmond Street West(401richmond.net)
Breakfast: Sense Appeal Coffee Roasters (senseappeal.ca/)
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Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.
Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.
CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects
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Venue: Urbanspace Gallery at 401 Richmond Street West(401richmond.net)
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Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.
Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.
CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects
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Venue: Urbanspace Gallery at 401 Richmond Street West(401richmond.net)
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Photos from CreativeMornings Toronto #26 with Sonya Barnett. More photos: (bit.ly/CMTOpics)
Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.
Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.
CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects
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Sponsor: Swipe Design (swipe.com)
Venue: Urbanspace Gallery at 401 Richmond Street West(401richmond.net)
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Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.
Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.
CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects
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Sponsor: Swipe Design (swipe.com)
Venue: Urbanspace Gallery at 401 Richmond Street West(401richmond.net)
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Photos from CreativeMornings Toronto #26 with Sonya Barnett. More photos: (bit.ly/CMTOpics)
Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.
Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.
CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects
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Sponsor: Swipe Design (swipe.com)
Venue: Urbanspace Gallery at 401 Richmond Street West(401richmond.net)
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Photos from CreativeMornings Toronto #26 with Sonya Barnett. More photos: (bit.ly/CMTOpics)
Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.
Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.
CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects
Sponsor: (Shutterstock)
Sponsor: Swipe Design (swipe.com)
Venue: Urbanspace Gallery at 401 Richmond Street West(401richmond.net)
Breakfast: Sense Appeal Coffee Roasters (senseappeal.ca/)
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Photos from CreativeMornings Toronto #26 with Sonya Barnett. More photos: (bit.ly/CMTOpics)
Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.
Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.
CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects
Sponsor: (Shutterstock)
Sponsor: Swipe Design (swipe.com)
Venue: Urbanspace Gallery at 401 Richmond Street West(401richmond.net)
Breakfast: Sense Appeal Coffee Roasters (senseappeal.ca/)
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Photos from CreativeMornings Toronto #26 with Sonya Barnett. More photos: (bit.ly/CMTOpics)
Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.
Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.
CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects
Sponsor: (Shutterstock)
Sponsor: Swipe Design (swipe.com)
Venue: Urbanspace Gallery at 401 Richmond Street West(401richmond.net)
Breakfast: Sense Appeal Coffee Roasters (senseappeal.ca/)
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Photos from CreativeMornings Toronto #26 with Sonya Barnett. More photos: (bit.ly/CMTOpics)
Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.
Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.
CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects
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Venue: Urbanspace Gallery at 401 Richmond Street West(401richmond.net)
Breakfast: Sense Appeal Coffee Roasters (senseappeal.ca/)
Photos by Luana Suciu (www.luanasuciu.com/)
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Photos from CreativeMornings Toronto #26 with Sonya Barnett. More photos: (bit.ly/CMTOpics)
Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.
Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.
CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects
Sponsor: (Shutterstock)
Sponsor: Swipe Design (swipe.com)
Venue: Urbanspace Gallery at 401 Richmond Street West(401richmond.net)
Breakfast: Sense Appeal Coffee Roasters (senseappeal.ca/)
Photos by Luana Suciu (www.luanasuciu.com/)
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