Magicana Sharing Wonder
17 Madison Avenue M5R 2S2 Toronto, ON, Canada

LAST CHANCE TO SEE THIS AT THE ART GALLERY OF ONTARIO! Illusions: The Art of Magic Diane Arbus: Photographs, 19561971 Both exhibitions close November 8 ... See striking black-and-white photographs by legendary American photographer Diane Arbus; then, step back in time to the Golden Age of Magic when magicians travelled the world, promoting their acts with colourful, eye-catching posters. Limited capacity! Book your timed ticket online today: https://tickets.ago.ca/events Walk-up tickets are not available. All tickets must be booked online in advance.

Have you heard? NEMCA's presenting #YankeeGathering2020 online, on November 14 and 15, for only $25. Two full days of programming that ranges from collecting Houdini to women in magic's history. There's even an online auction. Here's your chance to meet collectors, hear from magic historians, visit some wonderful magic galleries, and of course, a chance to add to your own magic collection. There's something for everyone. And, at this price, you cannot miss. ... REGISTER NOW... It's only $25! Details: http://bit.ly/NEMCA2020

If you are in Toronto, heres your chance to check out the Illusions: The Art of Magic at the Art Gallery of Ontario...

An interview featuring David Ben, who talks about the Illusions: The Art of Magic, which is now, back on AGO - Art Gallery of Ontario

We were thrilled to announce the 2020 Allan Slaight Awards last week, celebrating the extraordinary contributions to the art of magic by seven individuals, across five categories. Once again, we heartily congratulate: Diego Vargas, Jim Steinmeyer, Juan Tamariz, Rafael Benatar, Derren Brown, and The Sentimentalists (Mysterion and Steffi Kay). WATCH: https://www.magicana.com/allan-slaight-awards-2020 Since 2015, the Slaight Family Foundation has given away an astonishing $300,0...00 to recognize outstanding achievements by magicians who strive to advance this wondrous art of magic. It is with profound gratitude that we give thanks to the Slaight Family Foundation, especially to Allan Slaight and to Gary Slaight, for distinguishing magic as its own art form, and for the unending encouragement to advance it. The commitment by the Foundation to supporting magic is truly extraordinary. Now that we have wrapped up the 2020 Allan Slaight Awards, it’s your turn look for an exceptional rising star, tell us about innovators who are finding exciting ways to share magic. If you seen an outstanding pursuit of the impossible, considering sharing the discovery and submit a nomination next year.