Centre For Studies in Food Security
350 Victoria Street KHS348 C M5B2K3 Toronto, ON, Canada

Community Engagement and Food Security: Artist Talk with Julian Calleros Julian Calleros migrated to Canada in 2001, where he lived in Toronto and quickly engaged with the city’s arts community. His interest in art, both visual and culinary, have led to such projects as Naco Gallery, Toronto (2009-2011.), Knaves Kitchen, and most recently, Anima Casa Rural Artist in Residency (ACRAR). Located one hour outside of Guadalajara, Mexico, ACRAR is a family-owned permaculture farm,... B&B, and artists residency. As director of ACRAR, Julian works to develop infrastructure, regenerate soil, tend to the animals, and promote bio-diversity through food forests and vegetable gardens. The project was born out of Julian’s passion for history and social activism, coupled with his unique perspective as a Mexican/Canadian citizen. From this vantage point, Julian probes at how people relate to food, art, community, collaboration and the environment within the shadow of political and environmental threats. The event is free, open to the public, and wheelchair accessible. For other accessibility accommodations to ensure your inclusion at this event, please contact Alannah Fricker at [email protected]

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