Events
SWC Art Therapy Group – Tending to our Full Body Beings
New collaboration between OCAD University and Soulpepper Theatre brings the magic of Narnia to Toronto's Distillery District for the 2025 holiday season!
Onsite Gallery is launching an 88-page hardcover publication accompanying the exhibition Rosalie Favell | Belonging (1982–2024)
Spend a relaxing and inspiring afternoon developing new artistic skills and creating your own lettering art. With the purchase of an Onsite Gallery tote bag (minimum donation of $15), you can participate in a 3-hour workshop where you’ll customize your own tote while learning the fundamentals of calligraphy.
Join Alumni Relations for a morning of life drawing on campus.
Join Alumni Relations for an evening of life drawing on campus.
The Office of Research and Innovation invites you to attend Research Talks featuring the recipients of the 2024-25 OCAD University Research Awards: Julia Rose Sutherland and Dr Charles Reeve.
Join us in celebrating research excellence at OCAD University!
Join us for this info-session if you are thinking about applying to Akin Career Launcher.
Join us at Onsite Gallery for an exciting curatorial tour of Rosalie Favell | Belonging (1982 - 2024)!
OCAD U is excited to partner with Wonderbrands on a new packaging design challenge for their Country Harvest bread. Join us for this information session on December 3 to meet with representatives and learn about all the details!
Join Alumni Relations for a morning of life drawing on campus.
Do you have jewellery or textile items in need of repair? Come to the Repair Café with your item and any related materials (patches, new zipper, button). Receive assistance from Fixers and learn a new skill!
A no-slides, no-filter, virtual coffee chat on the future of creativity, tech and storytelling with Karla Congson, CEO and CTO of Agentiiv and OCAD University President and Vice-Chancellor Ana Serrano.
OCAD U’s Digital Futures program welcomes Cory Doctorow to OCAD University for a public lecture as part of “Jailbreaking Canada”, a three-day playshop presented by Super Ordinary Lab and game:play Lab with SFI Alum Madeline Ashby to playfully co-fabulate possible futures for Canada in the contemporary climate of late-stage capitalism.
Join Alumni Relations for an evening of life drawing on campus.
Join Alumni Relations for this lunch-hour professional development webinar discussing establishing their own businesses.
Please join us for acclaimed author Emily Adrian's book reading and audience Q&A for her new book, Seduction Theory: A Novel!
As a part of their research course, a group of 2nd year Advertising students were tasked with coming up with their own research tool kits, their own code of conduct - on how to make research more inclusive and more ethical. By doing so, they attempt to break out of the restrictive colonial lens of looking at research, honor other ways of knowledges, and include the communities which have been historically and systematically overlooked or misrepresented.
Along with this, they will also be showcasing "the fallacy flyers" - flyers they created, as a way to understand and become aware about various biases in the research process, and also their self biases.
Join us in celebrating this important and introspective work the students have been doing throughout the fall term. We will also be celebrating with some snacks and some after party karaoke! Come prepared to reflect and to sing!
Course ADVR 2012 301 | The Idea Behind Research.
Success in today’s job market begins with a clear plan and the right tools. This hands-on workshop will guide you through the essential steps to launch a focused and effective job search.
Join Alumni Relations for a morning of life drawing on campus.
North Baltica Contemporary Arts (NoBa) presents Changing Landscapes, a one-day international symposium examining how technology continues to transform contemporary textile and fibre art.
BEAT (BUILDING EQUALITY IN ARCHITECTURE TORONTO) FORUM
Screening of the legendary cult animated classic Rock & Rule, with a behind-the-scenes talk by director Clive Smith
A Faculty of Art student-oriented regular critique meeting.
Join us for a compelling panel conversation where invited panelists, Aylan Couchie, Meera Margaret Singh, Mallory Lowe Mpoka and Kai (Karyn) Recollet delve into how familial histories, intergenerational memory, and kinship inform and inspire their creative practices. The panelists will share how personal and public archives come alive. Together, they reflect on how these layered, self-directed approaches to storytelling expand our understanding of identity, belonging, and collective memory. Moderated by Susan Jama.