April 5 – 25
Opening Reception: April 5

Remembering You is a multidisciplinary exhibition featuring work produced by South Etobicoke community members who have loved and lost people who use drugs. In the midst of the overdose crisis, the project offers a space to grieve, remember and pay homage to loved ones through drawing, painting, writing and other mediums. Presented in partnership with the LAMP Adult Programs team, Remembering You invites audiences to reflect on the subject of drug use from a place of compassionate inquiry, considering the impact of stigma and discrimination on the lives of drug users as well as the socio-political factors that contribute to precarious health and housing conditions.

A limited run of zines featuring prints of the work displayed in Lakeshore Arts’ Community Project Space are free and available on site!

Remembering You Press Release

Fishbowl Performances: A Conversation About Grief and Loss

Saturday April 14, 1-3pm
Monday April 16, 1-3pm
Wednesday April 25, 5-7pm

Join the LAMP Harm Reduction team for a series of pop up fishbowl performances offering an intimate look at the realities of frontline harm reduction work in Toronto. These discussions will complement the Remembering You exhibit, which runs until April 25th, exploring the complexities of loving and losing people who use drugs.   

Please enter in silence to observe the performance. All are welcome. Note this series may include explicit language/content that may not be suitable for younger audiences.

Tuesday: 11am–4pm
Wedneday–Friday: noon–6pm
Saturday: 11am–3pm