- When:May 26, 2015 1:30am
Where:
Lakeshore Campus, Room D112 
Register here
Past Events
- When:May 23, 2015 (All day)
- When:May 24, 2015 (All day)
Where:
Lakeshore Campus, L Building, Fashion Institute, Centre for Justice Leadership, L Space Gallery 
Visit the Lakeshore campus for four unique activities as part of Humber’s participation in Doors Open Toronto.
- Humber’s Fashion Institute will be displaying the exhibit “Fashion through the Ages”, an engaging look into fashion trends of the past. Originally the old Almont Hotel, the building is now home to the Fashion Management degree and The Fashion Management & Promotions postgraduate certificate program. This year's exhibit will feature a collection of fashion from the past 100 years, including a select number of vintage athletic wear, women's swimsuits, golf attire and tennis ensembles in a tribute to the upcoming Pan Am games.
- Take a tour of the tunnel system underneath the Lakeshore campus with Humber professor Steve Bang (register at humbertour.eventbrite.ca). Professor Bang will lead visitors on an extensive tour through the tunnel system underneath Humber's historic Cottages, opened in 1889, and along the Lakeshore campus grounds. This informative and engaging tour will provide a glimpse into Lakeshore's past as the home of the Lakeshore Psychiatric Hospital. Tours will be approximately 1 hour in length.
- Learn about the fascinating history of the Lakeshore grounds with a stop at the L Space Gallery’s exhibit “Visualizing Absence”. This immersive exhibit will bring to life the stories of the Lakeshore grounds by utilizing a variety of techniques such as image transferring, tracing, installation, film and sonic interpretation. This exhibition is presented in partnership with artist Anne Zbitnew and students from Humber's Arts Administration program. A free opening reception will take place from 3 pm to 5 pm on Saturday. The L Space Gallery will also be offering guided tours of Humber College's art collection at Noon & 2:00pm.
- Finally, put your CSI skills to the test with a visit to Humber’s Crime Scene Simulation Studio. Visitors will examine the crime scene, see the evidence, learn about the suspects, and try to solve the case (register at solvethecrime.eventbrite.ca).
All of Humber’s participating buildings are free to attend. For more information on Humber's buildings and activities please visit humber.ca/lakeshorecampus and check out our upcoming events.
For a listing of all Doors Open Toronto events, please visit the Doors Open Toronto website toronto.ca/doorsopen
- When:May 23, 2015 3:00pm
Visualizing Absence: Memorializing the histories of the former Lakeshore Psychiatric Hospital grounds is an exhibition that unlocks the hidden histories of Humber's Lakeshore Campus.
Exhibition Runs
May 22nd to July 3rd, 2015
Opening Reception
Saturday, May 23rd, 2015
3:00PM - 5:00PM (with remarks at 4:00PM)
Free & all are welcome!
An ASL Interpreter and Supportive Listeners will be present. This reception is hosted as a part of Doors Open Toronto at Humber's Lakeshore Campus.
Visualizing Absence: Memorializing the histories of the former Lakeshore Psychiatric Hospital grounds is an art-based research project led by Anne Zbitnew in collaboration with other artists and students from the Arts Administration and Cultural Management program at Humber College. The project gathers many perspectives from the former Lakeshore Psychiatric Hospital grounds, which is now home to Humber College Lakeshore, Colonel Samuel Smith Park, and various community organizations. Collaborators reflected on the hidden and lost stories and memories that make up the history of Etobicoke’s Lakeshore Grounds. Artists used a variety of methods and media in response to the appropriation of the Aboriginal land and the stereotype, stigma and the objectification of psychiatric survivors.
- When:May 23, 2015 12:00pm
- When:May 23, 2015 2:00pm
Where:
Lakeshore Campus, Room L1002
Contact:
This guided excursion and discussion will take visitors around the Lakeshore campus, which is host to a growing number of pieces from Humber’s Art Collection. With a focus on Canadian contemporary emerging and mid-career artists, the collection is a distinct group of artworks which exemplify innovative artistic expression.
Meet at L Space 15 minutes before the tour, and register at eventbrite.ca/e/humber-college-art-collection-public-tours-tickets-16944596745
ABOUT DOORS OPEN
The 16th annual Doors Open, presented by Great Gulf, offers residents and visitors a unique opportunity to take a peek behind the doors of nearly 150 architecturally, historically, culturally and socially significant buildings across the city.
Image by Harley Valentine. “Persephone”
humber.ca/lakeshorecampus/lspacegallery/programming/current/public-art-tours
- When:May 23, 2015 12:00pm
- When:May 23, 2015 2:00pm
Where:
Lakeshore Campus, Room L1002
Contact:
This guided excursion and discussion will take visitors around the Lakeshore campus, which is host to a growing number of pieces from Humber’s Art Collection. With a focus on Canadian contemporary emerging and mid-career artists, the collection is a distinct group of artworks which exemplify innovative artistic expression.
Meet at L Space 15 minutes before the tour, and register at eventbrite.ca/e/humber-college-art-collection-public-tours-tickets-16944596745
ABOUT DOORS OPEN
The 16th annual Doors Open, presented by Great Gulf, offers residents and visitors a unique opportunity to take a peek behind the doors of nearly 150 architecturally, historically, culturally and socially significant buildings across the city.
Image by Harley Valentine. “Persephone”
humber.ca/lakeshorecampus/lspacegallery/programming/current/public-art-tours
- When:May 23, 2015 10:00am
Where:
Lakeshore Campus 
This Saturday! Don't Miss Out!
Visit the Lakeshore campus for four new and unique activities as part of Humber’s participation in Doors Open Toronto.
Humber’s Fashion Institute will be displaying the exhibit “Fashion through the Ages”, an engaging look into fashion trends of the past. Take a tour of the tunnel system underneath the Lakeshore campus*(register at humbertour.eventbrite.ca). Learn about the fascinating history of the Lakeshore grounds with a stop at the L Space Gallery’s exhibit “Visualizing Absence”. Finally, put your CSI skills to the test with a visit to Humber’s Crime Scene Simulation Studio*. Visitors will examine the crime scene, see the evidence, learn about the suspects, and try to solve the case (register at solvethecrime.eventbrite.ca).
All of Humber’s participating buildings and tours at Doors Open Toronto are free to attend.
Tickets for "Can You Solve the Crime?" and Tunnel Tours are going fast so please register asap to reserve a spot.
- When:May 23, 2015 (All day)
- When:May 24, 2015 (All day)
Where:
Lakeshore Campus, L Building, Fashion Institute, Centre for Justice Leadership, L Space Gallery
Visit the Lakeshore campus for four unique activities as part of Humber’s participation in Doors Open Toronto.
- Humber’s Fashion Institute will be displaying the exhibit “Fashion through the Ages”, an engaging look into fashion trends of the past. Originally the old Almont Hotel, the building is now home to the Fashion Management degree and The Fashion Management & Promotions postgraduate certificate program. This year's exhibit will feature a collection of fashion from the past 100 years, including a select number of vintage athletic wear, women's swimsuits, golf attire and tennis ensembles in a tribute to the upcoming Pan Am games.
- Take a tour of the tunnel system underneath the Lakeshore campus with Humber professor Steve Bang (register at humbertour.eventbrite.ca). Professor Bang will lead visitors on an extensive tour through the tunnel system underneath Humber's historic Cottages, opened in 1889, and along the Lakeshore campus grounds. This informative and engaging tour will provide a glimpse into Lakeshore's past as the home of the Lakeshore Psychiatric Hospital. Tours will be approximately 1 hour in length.
- Learn about the fascinating history of the Lakeshore grounds with a stop at the L Space Gallery’s exhibit “Visualizing Absence”. This immersive exhibit will bring to life the stories of the Lakeshore grounds by utilizing a variety of techniques such as image transferring, tracing, installation, film and sonic interpretation. This exhibition is presented in partnership with artist Anne Zbitnew and students from Humber's Arts Administration program. A free opening reception will take place from 3 pm to 5 pm on Saturday. The L Space Gallery will also be offering guided tours of Humber College's art collection at Noon & 2:00pm.
- Finally, put your CSI skills to the test with a visit to Humber’s Crime Scene Simulation Studio. Visitors will examine the crime scene, see the evidence, learn about the suspects, and try to solve the case (register at solvethecrime.eventbrite.ca).
All of Humber’s participating buildings are free to attend. For more information on Humber's buildings and activities please visit humber.ca/lakeshorecampus and check out our upcoming events.
For a listing of all Doors Open Toronto events, please visit the Doors Open Toronto website toronto.ca/doorsopen
- When:May 22, 2015 6:05pm
Where:
North Campus, Room D225J 
Register here
- When:May 21, 2015 6:05pm
Where:
North Campus, Room D225J 
Register here