… an art project by Sunday School, a creative agency formed in Toronto in 2017 by Josef Adamu. At the moment there are billboards at a few locations around the city including here at Dundas and Lansdowne where there are 3 images.
Other photos by the group are on display at the Art Gallery of Ontario. Two examples are:
below: “Jump Ball” is an ongoing project that explores the relationship between basketball and the African Diasporic communities. Home is not restricted to private spaces, it is also found in unity. Here, in “Jump Ball: Toronto (2019)”, you can see carefully composed pairings of young men in vibrant Ghanaian Kente cloth or a Senegalese boubou on the basketball court (what is identity? how does basketball bring young men together?). These were photographed by O’shane Howard.
below: Another series of pictures is “Ten Toes Down”, photographed by Kreshonna Keane. This series features a ballet dancer in her home – a Black dancer in a field that is almost exclusively white. Home is not just a building. Home is the body; home is self expression.
below: This image by Carlos Idun-Tawiah can also be seen in a parking lot by 80 Spadina Ave (see above, at Lansdowne & Dundas).
Sunday School’s Instagram page
as I walk Toronto 