Raphaël Barontini: Konvwa libèté Parade

Co-presented with the Toronto Caribbean Carnival, Hart House, and the Art Museum, Barontini brings a celebratory, carnival-style street parade to the U of T campus. Blending percussion, indigo costumes, banners, and flags, this parade honors historical figures of anti-enslavement resistance while celebrating contemporary Caribbean traditions of emancipation.

Co-presented with Toronto Caribbean Carnival, Hart House, and the Art Museum at University of Toronto.

Accessiblity

This performance takes place at Hart House Circle and follows a barrier-free route that is wheelchair accessible throughout the duration of the performance. Chairs will be available on site if needed. Hart House offers barrier-free entrances, accessible washrooms, and elevator access throughout the building.

Notice of Filming and Photography

Entering the event premises constitutes your consent to being photographed, filmed, and/or otherwise recorded, and to the release and use of your likeness and voice in any and all media (including promotional materials, social media, and websites) by the Toronto Biennial of Art without compensation or approval rights.