
Museum of Contemporary Work
Jan
19
–
Feb
17
2024
exhibition
in-person
The Museum of Contemporary Work is an exhibit highlighting artifacts from the recent past, present and future of work. The objects, both real and fictional, explore themes like identity, inequity, meaning and motivation. From stress balls to smartphones, each selected item is a symbol of the invisible forces at work in our work. Together, they tell stories of how our daily labours are changing—and how they are changing us.
Created and curated by Sean Hazell, the 2024 edition is the exhibition’s first showing in nearly five years and will incorporate new objects highlighting recent topics such as remote work, gig work, productivity, burnout and the impact of artificial intelligence.
Collision Gallery provided by QuadReal.
Participants
Ana Rita Morais, Bill Buxton (TBC), Derek Last, Dahlia Ishak, Elana Schlenker, Emma Jo Aiken-Klar, Julie Do, Kirstin Hammerberg, Mike Palmer, Peter Andrew Lusztyk, Sean Hazell, Tom Ruhig, Traven Benner, Stephanie Wan, Stein Wang. Final artist and contributor list still to be confirmed.Acknowledgements


Accessibility
Who should visitors contact with questions regarding accessibility?
Can people get to the venue using accessible transit?
Yes






See Details
Jan 20, 2024
4:00pm –
6:00pm
30 Wellington Street West, Unit 114, Toronto
Jan 19Fri
12:00pm –
6:00pm
Jan 20Sat
12:00pm –
6:00pm
Jan 21Sun
Closed
Jan 22Mon
Closed
Jan 23Tue
Closed
Jan 24Wed
12:00pm –
2:00pm
Jan 25Thu
12:00pm –
6:00pm
Jan 26Fri
12:00pm –
6:00pm
Jan 27Sat
12:00pm –
6:00pm
Jan 28Sun
Closed