Upcoming
July 7, 2026
An event for artists and cultural workers to come together and connect!
Join us for a lively 30-minute exhibition tour of Plague Crystals | Natalia Romik, led by Josh Heuman, Head of Artistic Engagement, Koffler Arts.
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Join us for a lively 30-minute exhibition tour of Plague Crystals | Natalia Romik, led by Josh Heuman, Head of Artistic Engagement, Koffler Arts. Learn more about the artist’s multilayered concepts that underpin the work and re-use of traditional and unique materials.
Josh Heuman is Head of Artistic Engagement at Koffler Arts where he is focused on developing a wide array of public programs for audiences of all ages. He has held previous positions in education, exhibitions, and administration at The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery; the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; Salt Lake Art Center; Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art at Utah State University; and Joslyn Art Museum. Heuman has delivered guest lectures and participated in panel discussions at numerous galleries/museums and postsecondary institutions. He earned a BA in Visual Art and MA in Art History at York University.
Presented by:
A Kultura Collective Member
Start Date: July 9, 2026
6:30 PM
Downtown Toronto
Koffler Arts
180 Shaw St
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