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Judith Doyle is an artist and professor at OCADU in Toronto.

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On sale @the_plumb this weekend - a new series of zines designed by Laura Pappa and Lotte Schröder, featuring material from the Rumour and WORLDPOOL archives. Zines L-R with material by Judith Doyle, Kathy Acker, Judy Rifka, and Fred Gaysek/Kimberly Macdonald. Also for sale - new, one-of-a-kind silkscreened WORLDPOOL and Kunstverein Toronto 12yr anniversary t-shirts. Get in touch for more info, and come visit us at the plumb between 2-8pm on Saturday and 2-5pm on Sunday. Final two days of the exhibition!

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This is the final week for Rumour, WORLDPOOL: Judith Doyle Network Archive at the plumb!

Come visit during gallery hours from 2-5pm on Saturday and Sunday. All are also welcome at the closing transmission art event on Saturday evening from 5-8pm. Rumour and WORLDPOOL zines and t-shirts designed by Laura Pappa and Lotte Lara Schröder will be for sale. Exhibition documentation by Alison Postma.

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Join Judith Doyle and friends at The Cameron House for a memorial for the poet and publisher Fred Gaysek, co-founder of Rumour Publications and WORLDPOOL. All are welcome.

Thursday October 15, 3:30-5:50pm. The Cameron House, 408 Queen Street West, Toronto
Doors open 3:30
Remarks 4:30 followed by a musical tribute by Corin Raymond with Brian Kobayakawa on upright bass.
Snacks and cash bar

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Join us from 5-pm on October 17 for the closing event for Rumour, WORLDPOOL: Judith Doyle Network Archive.

An informal evening of collaborative transmission art and dining in homage to the 1978 five-way fax event “Dine on Line (Cooking Canada’s Turkey).” During the event, we will exchange collaborative works with WORLDPOOL partners and participants across Canada and in New York City. Food and drinks will be served.

During the event, republished Rumour Publications zines will be available for sale, including a new Kathy Acker zine designed by Laura Pappa and Lotte Lara Schröder, as well as commemorative WORLDPOOL and Kunstverein Toronto t-shirts. All are welcome.

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Artists, students, writers - come turn your work into a zine with designers Laura Pappa and Lotte Lara Schröder. For its final weekend, the exhibition Rumour, WORLDPOOL: Judith Doyle Network Archive @theplumb will be activated as a publication studio. From 2-5pm on Friday and Saturday October 16 and 17, all are welcome to participate in drop in workshops with support to produce your zine. No RSVP required. You can bring your own zine content (writing, artworks, collages, photos) if desired, or work with the materials provided.

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Planning these Beautiful Ones installations is a real joy in my life.
I can’t thank everyone involved enough, y’all are blowing my mind! ❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹

Also @schem_bader is a style icon.
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

And….

Meeting new people isn’t that difficult……..all the time. 🫣🫣🫣

PS…..as if next Saturday won’t be the most beautiful day ever, just look at this place!! There were actual sail boats in the distance. 😍😍😍
Swooooooooooon.
1575 King street west, in Toronto.

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“It’s Not All Talk”: Revisiting Rumour Publications
Saturday September 19, 4-6pm
Location: The Tranzac, 292 Brunswick Ave, Toronto, ON M5S 2M7
An afternoon of performative readings of/as the archive: Judith Doyle and Andrew J. Paterson perform four texts from the Rumour archive: an excerpt from Kathy Acker’s “The Scorpions,” a letter from Acker to Doyle, the Mudd Club dialogue and the “Grandmother and Kathy dialogue” – all circa 1979. Jason McBride reads from his research on Acker’s time spent in Toronto working with Rumour, and John Greyson reads a creative revisitation of his 1978 exhibition in the Rumour storefront window. Design by @termsofcircumstance @laura.pappa

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From 1978 to 1979, the teleculture collective WORLDPOOL met weekly at 7:20 p.m. on Wednesdays at the storefront location of Rumour Publications, an artist-run press led by Judith Doyle and Fred Gaysek, at 720 Queen Street West in Toronto. Using fax and Slow-Scan machines, WORLDPOOL participants set up telecommunications exchange events with artists and collectives in cities including New York, Vancouver, Victoria, Tokyo and Los Angeles. As Rumour published chapbooks and hosted workshops, exhibitions and performances by artists and writers including Kathy Acker, Philip Monk, Judy Rifka, John Greyson and Doyle, WORLDPOOL continued to meet weekly, testing the possibilities of emerging telecommunications technologies to create alternative networks through live collaboration and exchange.

Kunstverein Toronto’s latest exhibition opens on September 18 @the_plumb, in collaboration with artist @doylejudith. It revisits the archives of WORLDPOOL and Rumour Publications – two collaborative initiatives co-founded by Doyle in the late 1970s, which have yet to be the focus of a dedicated exhibition. The exhibition and related programs centre on Rumour and WORLDPOOL’s activities and network of collaborators, and their joint experiments with representation, communication, collective authorship and anti-institutional writing and making. Opening reception: 6-8pm at the plumb. Join us! Info coming soon about related readings and workshops. Design by Laura Pappa and Lotte Lara Schröder. Drawing by Judy Rifka.

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A sad OCAD U farewell this week to Bruce Hinds, Judith Doyle and others while celebrating the very long service of our distinguished faculty.

Cheers to their next chapters.

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Marking the equinox ~ when day and night are equal ~ with 🌷🌷🌷 VERNAL 🌷🌷🌷 thank you @fwenchfwiez for being best collaborator in the worlds. Also @factorytheatre @mkmk.studio & the springiest writers and artists: @alex_ateah @ariellagarmaise Knowah Holder @cosmicwithlove @erumnkhan @aliyapabani @shehog @wendi_jiangjiang 💚

Photos 90% by @may__arida 🩷 + a couple @lukealbert & I snapped mixt in 😚

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𝗙𝗮𝗰𝘂𝗹𝘁𝘆 𝗼𝗳 𝗔𝗿𝘁
𝗦𝘂𝗺𝗺𝗲𝗿 𝗜𝗻𝘀𝘁𝗶𝘁𝘂𝘁𝗲
𝗚𝗿𝗼𝘂𝗽𝗲 𝗘𝘅𝗵𝗶𝗯𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻

📆 Wednesday, September 24 to Sunday, October 5
📍Ada Slaight Gallery, 100 McCaul St, 2nd floor, M5T 1W1
😃Gallery Reception: Thursday, September 25, 3 to 5 PM
💜All OCAD U members are welcome

The Faculty of Art Summer Institute, initiated in 2013, brings together exciting course offerings, research and studio practice in an environment that fosters exchange, dialogue and connection with the community. The intention is that the Summer Institute becomes a learning model for consideration of new forms of pedagogy within the artist studio. 

* To promote and support faculty research practice
* To advance the professional development of faculty
* To create a more dynamic summer learning environment for students 
* To recognize faculty contributions
* To promote dialogue between faculty as practitioners and teachers, both internally and externally
* To connect with the wider community

Selected faculty/researchers have been awarded studio space to enliven the campus from June 23 to August 15, 2025. Promoting the OCAD U research culture and creating an environment that supports leading practices and innovation in the field of contemporary art.

The group exhibition at Ada Slaight Gallery presents the developing projects as a report on the termination of residency, which will inform how the new projects would move forward. Faculty Participants: soJin Chun , Nicole Collins, Judith Doyle, David Griffin, SJ Okemow, Vladimir Spicanovic Natalie Waldburger.

#artists #faculty #education #community #exhibition

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“Throbbing. Pulsing. Sweating. Clubs and bars have been central spaces for queer and trans people to find and build community. But rapid gentrification and the increasing cost of living are closing what few queer nightlife spaces remain. These videos document Toronto’s last queer nightlife.”

CLUB CLASSICS:

Tonight we are joined by Judith Doyle @doylejudith and Lilian Radovac in conversation with host and curator Jonathan Petrychyn @jonpetsdogs

For the first time one of our screenings is sold out! Thanks everyone for the overwhelming interest!

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