I will be the Writer-in-Residence at the University of New Brunswick for the 2019-20 season. Read more →
Category: Projects
My play One Year After was staged at the 2018 Notable Acts Festival. Here are some production photos from the show, starring Elizabeth Goodyear. Read more →
Happy to contribute to this legendary radio program: http://www.cbc.ca/radio/ideas/have-insomnia-blame-the-romantic-poets-1.4462349 Read more →
Scanate Performance – Nov 18, 2016
My performance “Scanate: Entreat part 2” will take place on November 18, 2016 from 18:00 to 22:00 at GlogauAIR Gallery in Berlin. More information here: http://glogauair.net/index.php Read more →
Super-Diviner: A Psychic Performance
RM Vaughan, Tomas Hemstad, Keith Cole VideoFag, Toronto, July 29, 30, 31 2014 Read more →
Artist Spread in Taddle Creek Magazine
My photo essay, wherein I had myself photographed in the children’s section of the photo studio at Sears, has been published as an artist spread in Taddle Creek Magazine. There is an accompanying essay by Sholem Krishtalka. Here’s a peek from the series. Also, check out www.taddlecreekmag.com
SkryPod, with FASTWURMS, Nuit Blanche Toronto 2009
Just in time for Hallowe’en (actually, I am always in time for Hallowe’en). I read many, many cards to many, many people. To my surprise, not one of my customers had a fatal collision with a bus in his/her near future.
Pride 2009 Buttons
Granny Boots with DJ Fatback
I recently curated/hosted/Djed a special Valentines edition of the Gladstone Hotel’s Grannyboots party, on Feb 11. Featured guests included FASTWURMS, who created a wonderous Tarot reading tent, Keith Cole, who created (and employed!) his new and very helpful “cock washing station”, the legendary Mdme. Zsa Zsa The Two Dollar Psychic (aka Andew Harwood), who gave glittery predictions for the future… Read more →
Live With Out Culture
Co-created with Jared Mitchell in response to the City of Toronto’s lame Live With Culture campaign, which featured overly peppy underwear models dancing with books and paintbrushes. Live With Out Culture was first shown at Paul Petro Multiples, then at the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art, both in Toronto. Read more →