Sound/Unsound: Internet Songlines by Jan Swinburne

Tangled Art + Disability is proud to present "Sound/Unsound: Internet Songlines," a compelling solo exhibition by artist Jan Swinburne. This show is a significant outcome of the Rendezvous with Madness Artist in Residence Program, offering a unique perspective on contemporary art and its intersection with mental health and disability.

A Unique Artistic Voice Jan Swinburne's work in "Internet Songlines" promises to be both insightful and engaging. While the description is concise, the context of the Rendezvous with Madness program suggests an exploration of themes related to mental health, perception, and perhaps the digital landscape, given the title "Internet Songlines." Tangled Art + Disability is a vital cultural hub that champions artists with disabilities, providing a platform for their unique voices and perspectives. This exhibition is an opportunity to engage with art that challenges, inspires, and fosters dialogue.

Free and Accessible Art One of the most appealing aspects of this exhibition is that it's completely free to attend, making it accessible to everyone in the community. This aligns perfectly with Tangled Art + Disability's mission to make art inclusive and available to all. The venue, located at 401 Richmond Street West, is in a well-known arts and culture building in downtown Toronto, easily accessible by public transit.

Plan Your Visit "Sound/Unsound: Internet Songlines" runs from March 6 to May 1, 2026. This extended run gives you ample time to plan your visit and immerse yourself in Swinburne's artistic vision. Take advantage of this opportunity to support local artists and engage with meaningful contemporary art in a welcoming and inclusive environment.