About the Exhibition
Lingering Echoes brings together sound-centered artworks by Aliyah Aziz, Ghislan Sutherland-Timm, Middle, Tanya Workman, and Winta Hagos. The exhibition explores themes of resistance, embodiment, silence, and collective resilience, asking where the individual ends and the collective begins within shared space and time.
This show is the culmination of the “Sounding Spaces” course, part of the Train to Present program led by instructor and artist Nicole Marchesseau.
Featured Artists
Aliyah Aziz — multidisciplinary storyteller, poet, and musician using light and sound to confront dehumanization through auditory “glitch” and resistance.
Ghislan Sutherland-Timm — media-based researcher and cultural worker blending archival materials with collage and film to explore identity and land.
Middle — queer, Black musician and producer expanding sound into installation and social justice practice, blending frequencies and field recordings into immersive experiences.
Tanya Workman — artist and writer creating tactile, trauma-informed installations that merge text, vibration, and spoken word to make emotion audible.
Winta Hagos — multisensory artist and sound archivist connecting East African sonic traditions with cymatics, memory, and emotional storytelling.
✨ Experience Lingering Echoes at Workman Arts Toronto, and immerse yourself in an exhibition that listens as deeply as it speaks.
📅 Dates: October 10 – Nov 30, 2025
OPENING RECEPTION
Thursday, October 23, 2025 | 5-6:30 PM
WA OFFSITE (32 Lisgar, 2nd Floor, Room 12)
No Reservations Required.
Thursdays – Sundays, 1-6 PM | Workman Arts OFFSITE | 32 Lisgar St. 2nd floor, Room 12
