Parker Kay

is an artist and writer currently working in Toronto. He is also the founder of

The Centre for Experiential Research.

You can find more information about Kay's work in his

CV

.

320-263 Adelaide Street West
Toronto ON, M5H 1Y2

parkerkay2@gmail.com







Recent Activities


Fall 2018 

The Temple at Four in the Morning: A History of Connectivity and Connection in Canada, The SITE Magazine Volume 39: Foundations & Disruptions (forthcoming)


25.05.18 

Heirs to Industry in South-West Liberty Village, Ontario Association of Architects Conference 2018


05.05.18 

Embedded Art History in Downtown Toronto, Jane's Walk


15.02.18 

Archival Power, Noon​ ​Time​ ​Collections​ ​Talk​, Ryerson Image Centre


02.12.17 

The Evolution of the Artist-Run Centre


04.11.17 

Toronto's Psychogeography, Spaces, and Places


07.10.17 

The Intersections of Cinema and Architecture


22.07.17 

The Ghost in The Machine, Motel Brooklyn


07.05.17 

A Journey Through the Milky Way, Jane's Walk


05.05.17 

"Interpretive Keys" Collaborative Exhibition Text with Luis Jacob, Published by Gallery TPW


02.05.17 

Struggles with Images, Toronto Reference Library


03.07.17 

"Observations of Foreign Objects in a Small Town" Exhibition Text for Benjamin Freedman, Published by the Ryerson Image Centre


12.01.17 

"100 Ears: 100 Years of Dada, 1916-2016" Made in collaboration with Edward Slopek


01.12.16 

Neither One Thing Nor Another, TOWARDS


06.16.16 

A Cube has Six Sides: The White Cube as Medium, published by the Canadian Academy in Rome


06.11.16 

EEATT: Everything Everywhere All The Time


05.11.15 

Flexible Network Aesthetics: RESEARCH, Art Metropole