TMC proud to announce creative partnership with Toronto agencies ArtHeart Community Art Centre, Jumblies, Sistering, Sketch, and Workman Arts
Posted: Jan 4th, 2016 | Press Release

The Textile Museum of Canada is proud to announce the launch of an innovative creative programin partnership with localnon-profit agencies Art Heart Community Art Centre, Jumblies, Sistering, Sketch, and Workman Arts.

Presented in conjunction with the TMC’s current exhibition Home Economics: 150 Years of Canadian Hooked Rugs, this important community-engaged initiative highlights the longstanding connections between craft, social enterprise and community development at the heart of this traditional folk practice.

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