PROJECTS

The Digital Impressions Urban Griots Art Exhibition offers a vibrant exploration of local youth conveying and

The Confront the Past, Change the Future project was commissioned by the

"The Crest", mural celebrates Jamaica's rich heritage through vibrant symbols and colours. Set against the Jamaican flag, it features a Hawksbill

"Fah Who Dis? AstroBlack Joy" is an Afrofuturistic installation by Kanisha Dabreo, supported by three artists from AstroSankofa Arts Collective.

The Float mural project, originally an independent initiative by artist Jackie Comrie, became a collaborative effort with our collective

The "People of the Downsview Land" mural by the AstroSankofa artist collective exemplifies dedication to community

The "We Are the Thread"(We are all connected) banner project by AstroSankofa

The Unity project at Humber College exemplifies the successful collaboration between Humber College and our organization.

The Batouala Waltz project is an immersive virtual reality exhibition that holds significant meaning for our organization, funded by the Ontario Arts Council and Carnegie Hall.

The TTC has partnered with Astrosankofa Arts Initiatives and is proud to highlight unique works of art that were

Inside Garvey Yard is an innovative virtual reality (VR) experience designed to immerse participants in the life

The mural is a special afrofuturistic exploration of the land history and culture of the region from the perspective of an Afronaut.

“Sankofa Building” is an intergalactic interactive multimedia art installation presented by AstroSankofa Arts Initiatives.

Sponsored by Northcrest Developments in partnership with STEPS Public Art, experience the magic of Tee Up

The Balance is an interpretation of finding equilibrium, specifically defined as a state when two or more opposing forces find stability.

The Toronto Raptors wanted to celebrate the vibrant Caribbean community of Toronto and the raptors and Troydel Wallace delivered a

In February, Jimmy Baptiste’s Onah is featured on the National Arts Centre’s Kipnes Lantern, lighting up the downtown area. Visitors are invited to immerse themselves in the

Olamina - Earthseeds Space For The Living is an interactive public art piece imagineered, designed, digitally modeled and sculpted by Quentin VerCetty.

This art project presented by AstroSankofa Arts Initiatives is a collaborative venture initiated by Principle Steven Alderton and Vice-Principal Skye Bowen to use art to

The TTC has partnered with Astrosankofa Arts Initiatives and is proud to highlight unique works of art that were wrap and ordained on different TTC assets and vehicles such as posters and

Unveiling Heroes of the Block is a visual narrative and archiving project by Quentin VerCetty and his BSAM Canada collective - Now AstroSankofa Arts Initiatives,

Our Crowns uses storytelling to communicate the importance of the community’s support in fostering healthy relationships, the beauty of cultural practices being passed down through

The Afrofuturistic installation seeks to preserve and represent Pan-African values around sacredness, legacies and linage

Led by Quentin VerCetty and AstroSankofa Arts Initiatives, the VIBRANT RX Infinity Tree is a community-co-created art hub exploring creative use of public space.

A celebration of community and good vibes.

Celebration of 4 of great Black public figures presented in an Afrofuturistic conceptual layout that speaks to each person being of royalty in their fields and communities.

ALL CITY SHINE is a BIPOC Street Art Exhibition. From a massive 360 ft. mural to surrounding architecture, to digital works, artist interviews and multidisciplinary pieces,

AstroSankofa explores different historical iconographies of legendary Afrofuturists who have shared their sonic frequency at Carnegie Hall.

A painting made by Maliciouz that is an exploration and celebration of Mami Watah and the divinity of the Black woman.

An exploration of culture and intersections.

Funded by: Concordia University

A special project meant to encourage Torontonians to get outside, get active and get to know Toronto’s neighborhood hidden gems.

The Bank Street BIA, in partnership with Wallak’s Art Supplies and the City of Ottawa, is proud to announce that artists Kalkidan Assefa, Allan André and Jimmy Baptise have completed a new mural in Ottawa.

The band of storytellers is an Afrofuturistic interpretation of the past.
It features seven fictitious blue characters dressed as musicians, each playing a

The inaugural wrap commemorates the International Decade for People of African Descent, as declared by the United Nations, and was designed by Toronto artist Danilo Deluxo. The eye-catching magenta and gold design is complete with patterns inspired by African fabric, along with vivid portraits of Black Canadians and traditional West African Adinkra symbols.

Deluxo’s work was chosen by a selection jury, culminating a city-wide open call for design proposals coordinated by the City of Toronto’s Confronting Anti-Black Racism unit. On September 18, he was joined by Mayor John Tory for the official unveiling of the new sign design.