Metabolic Loop Curatorial Tour with GAS Collective

Join guest curators Gizem Candan and Steffi Ng Sin Tung of GAS Collective for an in-person curatorial tour of Metabolic Loop, offering exclusive insights into the exhibition’s themes, process, and vision, inviting the public to engage directly with the artworks.

Metabolic Loop Curatorial Tour with Gizem Candan and Steffi Ng Sin Tung (GAS Collective) coincides with the current exhibitions and on view until May 16, 2026.

Onsite Gallery is generously supported by The Delaney Family.

About the Guest Curators

GAS is a curatorial collective that explores the notion of balance and tension in ecology, exhibition-making and collaboration. The members came together during their MFA studies in the Criticism and Curatorial Practice program at OCAD University, sharing the identity as first-generation Asian immigrants and women of colour working in the art scene.

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Gizem Candan is a curator and visual artist based in Montréal/Tiohtià:ke, with a focus on interdisciplinary practices and living materials. She graduated from OCAD University, where her thesis explored tangible and metaphysical aspects of composting and life inside compost piles. Candan has curated exhibitions at Ignite Gallery and Xpace Cultural Centre.

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Steffi Ng Sin Tung curates, writes, and takes photos to explore the complexities of the Asian immigration experience. Her curatorial work centers on creating joyful, participatory spaces for cross-cultural exchanges, and they have been featured at the Graduate Gallery, Unit 270, and Xpace Cultural Centre. Born and raised in Hong Kong, she is now based in Toronto/Tkaronto.

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Images (left to right): Gizem Candan, photo by Sarah Bodri. Steffi Ng Sin Tung, photo by Tishan Baldeo.

Banner Image credit: Metabolic Loop, 2026, installation view. Alyssa Alikpala, in fragments (detail), 2025, Cast aluminum, Dimensions variable. Alyssa Alikpala, footnotes II (detail), 2024–ongoing, Paper handmade from grass, konnyaku starch, found sewing pattern, cotton thread, Dimensions variable. Onsite Gallery, OCAD University, Toronto. Photo by Polina Teif.

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