Canada

Johnson Ngo is a Toronto-based artist who works in performance and sculpture. Ngo’s research explores connections and disjunctions between his gaysian identity and Western queer culture. Recent exhibitions include Art Gallery of Windsor, Nuit Blanche, Spark Contemporary Art Space, Toronto Free Gallery/7a*11d, Blackwood Gallery, University of Toronto Art Centre, Mississauga Living Arts Centre, and Hart House. Ngo completed a two year curatorial residency at the Blackwood Gallery. Currently, Ngo works in the Public Programming & Learning department at the Art Gallery of Ontario and is a board member of C Magazine.

Artists

Documentation

Performance

MONOMYTHS Stage 3

Stage 3: Meeting of the Mentor

The Exquisite Corpse
Performances by Dainty Smith, Tamyka Bullen, Eliza Chandler, Zanette Singh, Ariel Smith, Johnson Ngo; hosted by F.A.G.

Writing

Notes on Myth-Making

Notes on Myth-Making by Alison Cooley and Daniella Sanader. The writers reflect on FADO’s epic year-long MONOMYTHS series, conceived and curated by Shannon Cochrane and jess Dobkin. Published in C Magazine.

Engagements

Series

MONOMYTHS

The MONOMYTHS perception of the universal journey dispels the notion of the lone patriarchal figure on a conquest to vanquish his demons–both inner and outer–in consideration of community, collectivity, and collaboration.

Johnson Ngo

Artists

Documentation

Performance

MONOMYTHS Stage 3

Writing

Notes on Myth-Making

Engagements

Series

MONOMYTHS

Books & Ephemera

Artist Orange

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Middle Notes

Base Notes