Mariam Magsi writes "Christmas in Pakistan" published with Spillwords.	Boujloud Beats: Rhythms of Plurality is a unique group exhibition in which artists explore the boundaries of art and identity, inspired by the Moroccan Boujloud ritual.
Now in its sixth edition, the Portrait of Humanity award by British Journal of Photography returns once more to celebrate diversity, community and unity through photography.	British Journal of Photography is excited to announce the 30 winning images and three series winners of Portrait of Humanity Vol. 6, presenting a collection of photographs from all corners of the world that highlight the ubiquitous experiences uniting us during times of division. From young South African boxers to skateboarders in Afghanistan, the winning photographs unravel tales of love, community and friendship, but also displacement, hardship and grief.
Jahez|Dowry is up at the Silo Gallery inside the Museum of Dufferin for the Unity in Diversity exhibition. Show closes August 31, 2024.	Mariam Magsi's latest book "Cooking Up Community" published by Scarborough Arts in April, 2024. Cooking Up Community is part of the Healthy Arts for Seniors program.
Group exhibition at Part Crowd Gallery. Exhibition closes December 31st, 2023.	Published in the Forecast Journal in Los Angeles as part of the "Atmosphere" residency led by Farida Amar, 2023
Hindus for Human Rights calendar, releasing this November, 2023.	"Food is our love language" artist talk for Nuit Blanche, supported by Eat More Scarborough and Scarborough Arts, 2023.
Pink Prayers by Mariam Magsi, published in Vogue Italia, 2023.	Sign up for a brand new hybrid and in-person workshop series led by Mariam Magsi at Scarborough Arts.
Graduating class of Art & Everyday Life "Sensing the Self" lens-based workshop program facilitated by Mariam Magsi.	Mariam Magsi's works translated into line drawings alongside works by 15 leading artists for unique colouring book project by Vilcek Foundation and Pen+Brush Gallery in New York City.
Signing books at the "Cooking Up Feminism" book launch at the Cedar Ridge Cultural Centre on March 25th, 2023.	The "Cooking Up Feminism" book launched on March 25, 2023 at Cedar Ridge Cultural Centre, supported by the Healthy Arts for Seniors program at Scarborough Arts. Please contact hello@scarborougharts.com to order your copy of this unique, feminist cookbook.
Toronto: Belonging group exhibition "Asian migration and belonging" Gallery 183, February 17-March 1	Group photo of "Cooking Up Feminism" program participants with facilitator, Mariam Magsi. Book launch coming soon: March, 2023
Paris: Art calendar for sale with 100% of proceeds going to The Golden Gays in the Philippines.	Los Angeles: Works from Mariam Magsi's Purdah series are published in Forecast Journal's 10th issue: FREEDOM
Check out Mariam Magsi's work "A long way from home" from the Daughter of the Tribe series at SCOPE Miami as part of Art Basel. Represented by LOUPE Art.	Collector’s Preview: Thursday, November 17, 2022 | 5 - 7pm Sale and 45th anniversary celebration: Thursday, November 17, 2022 | 7 - 10pm Exhibition and sale continues: November 18 - December 3, 2022
Mariam Magsi facilitates empowering workshops for BIPOC seniors at Scarborough Arts. Click on the link to register.	Read about Mariam Magsi's rebellious art practice in Foto Femme United. Written by Tilly Roberts.
Mariam Magsi's work "Pride Mubarak" is the cover image of the Journal of Critical Race Inquiry. Spring Issue.	"Rebels at Heart" by Mariam Magsi tours 23 cities in the Netherlands.
Public presentation of Dawat Yan Banquet with generous support from the AGOxRBC Artists in Residence Program, 2022	UTSC Writer-in-Residence, Sheniz Janmohamed poetically responds to multidisciplinary artist, Mariam Magsi's work Kabilay ki Baiti (Daughter of the Tribe)
Virtual panel discussion with Evelyn Benoit, Nicole Tang, Anyi Wang, and Karida Jiayuan Zhang, moderated by Toronto-based artist Mariam Magsi: April 20, 2022, 7pm-8pm.	Presentation of Dawat Yan Banquet: Chapter 1 on April 26, 2022
May 7, 2022 - 1 PM (Zoom) Details TBA Sheniz J + Mariam Magsi in collaboration with the Doris McCarthy Gallery at the University of Toronto, Scarborough Campus	Presentation and Panel April 26, 2022 - 5 PM Join AGO X RBC Artists in Residence Mariam Magsi and Eric Chengyang for a conversation about their practices and the work they have created and developed during their respective digital residencies at the AGO this year. Entitled The Dawat Yan Banquet, the artists will reflect on their gathering in which they explore the intersections of food, art and cultural history, from perspectives of Asian hospitality.
NYC Auction Alert! A photograph from “Kabilay ki Baiti” (Daughter of the Tribe) is now live and open for bidding on Artsy, at the *Pen + Brush: Auction* curated by Wendy Olsoff and Eden Deering of PPOW Gallery, and is in the inspirational company of brilliant women and non-binary artists. Bidding will be open exclusively on Artsy and will close on Wednesday, March 30th at 2:00pm EDT. @artsy	Exhibition Dates: April 2022-January 2023 (The Netherlands) “It is with great pleasure that I can inform you that the curators have selected Rebels at Heart for the Pride Photo Exhibition 2022. First of all because it is a beautiful photo. But also because your photo addresses the issue of pigeonholing, both within and outside communities. Even within our own LGBTQIA+ community. A refreshing eye-opener for many people.” ~ Hein-Jan Keijzer, General Director, Pride Photo
With a Heavy Heart” was exhibited at “Portraits of Resilience” at the Art Gallery of Ontario and will now join a new exhibition opening to the public at the AGO, on April 16, 2022 titled “I AM HERE: Home Movies and Everyday Masterpieces.” **Featuring home movies from the Prelinger Archives, alongside celebrated artworks by the likes of David Hockney, Patti Smith, Claes Oldenburg, Annie Pootoogook, Arthur Jafa and Mary Pratt, as well as snapshots, photo albums, grocery lists, and social media.	The Women of Diversity Summit and Awards is an annual event that honours and recognizes women of colour who are creating change and space to amplify the voices of those who are traditionally excluded. Multidisciplinary Artist, Mariam Magsi is nominated for an award. Results TBA May 7th, 2022 at the Toronto Reference Library.
Exploring artistic careers at the Power Plant at the Power Youth Plugging In event.	Award winning multidisciplinary artist Mariam Magsi shares her deep and insightful experience as an artist and her personal and professional evolution through multiple sources of her own grief journey including the transitioning of her beloved Mother.
As the Dawat Yan Project, we are beyond excited to share this news with you: we are selected as one of the AGO x RBC Artists in Residence in 2022! During Feb-Apr, we will be creating a collaborative digital installation titled, Dawat Yan Banquet, in response to the theme of “Friendship Near & Far”.	Virtual, live reading of works published in In Print volumes and other publications at the Pen & Brush Foundation in New York, USA.
Mariam Magsi's poem "The Sk(in) I'm in" gets published with the International Human Rights Arts Festival. 2021	"Where is Home" by Mariam Magsi sold at the Greenhouse Auctions 2021: Social Impact Auction. The entirety of the hammer price is donated to Planned Parenthood of Greater Texas and ACLU Texas. Because abortion is healthcare, and bodily autonomy is a human right. A human right worth fighting for.
"Paradise Point" created in Karachi, Mariam Magsi's birth city, is on permanent display at the Photo Place Gallery in Vermont, USA, 2021. The work is also published in the "Weather" exhibition catalogue, on sale now.	Mariam Magsi's photo essay "The Butterfly People" gains recognition at the International Photography Awards, 2021.
Lens-based workshops for marginalized women at the Riverdale Hub in Toronto, Canada.	CAP panel for training and advising future Toronto Police officers on anti-racism, anti-discrimination, Islamophobia, anti-semitism, anti-indigeneity and more.
Official new member of Women Photograph.	Lens-based workshops with the Riverdale Hub. Facilitated by Mariam Magsi.
Published in PhotoEd Magazine, Canada!	Published in PhotoED Magazine showcasing fresh, contemporary, Canadian photography stories.
Editor's choice, Smithsonian Magazine.
Daughter of the Tribe (Kabilay ki Baiti) gets published in Vogue Italia, Photo Vogue. 2020	Truth & Dare Project presents (mus)interpreted, an annual exhibition celebrating the works of Muslim, women artists based in the Greater Toronto Area.
Ghosts & Matter! Film screening and artist panel night.	"A Million Ways To Love" at the Little Islands Festival featured in Athens Voice, Greece.
Public, outdoor screening of "A Million Ways To Love" at the Little Islands Festival in Amorgos and Sikinos, Greece. This project was produced with support from Toronto Arts Council, City of Toronto.	New series examining Baloch identity published with the Koffler Centre of the Arts in Toronto, Canada.
My short film "A Million Ways To Love" gets selected for screening on the Amorgos Island of Greece at the Little Islands Festival.	My writing "What's in a name?" published in the 3rd literary magazine edition of Pen & Brush in New York City. Click on the link to order your copy now!
In-depth feature interview in UK based, Art Habens Review.	Textile Museum of Canada
Jahez | Dowry featured on CNN!	Screening of TRANS:formation in partnership with Queer Moving Image at Little Berlin Art Gallery in Philadelphia, USA.
Salon 44 representing the best in Canadian photography, at Gallery 44 Centre for Contemporary Photography.	Featured as one of six Muslim artists making work in Canada.
Sheridan College Davis Campus On view until December, 2018 Toronto, Canada	(mus)interpreted Exhibition Artscape Youngplace October 11-November 2 2018
National Geographic photographer, Maggie Steber encounters "A Contemporary Life" performative, photographic series by Mariam Magsi.	An in-depth feature on Mariam Magsi's recent performative, photographic series "Jahez | Dowry, published in Scene Arabia and written by Bilal Sheikh.
A lived experience from Chefcaouen, Morocco, published in Sister-hood Magazine.	The 50x50 photo exhibition celebrates how education has shaped the lives of newcomers to Canada. This exhibition runs this 2018 as part of the Scotiabank Contact Photography Festival. Due to popular demand, the exhibition has been extended to July 31, 2018. 50X50 highlights our diversity and the changing face of Toronto. Our portraits and the inspirational stories behind them are on display in the main lobby (51 Dockside Dr.) until the end of July.
Group exhibition “Plastic” will be on view at the Millepiani in the city of Rome from September 23-30, 2018. 100% of the sales proceeds from my work “Plastic Waters” will be donated to Ocean Conservancy, an organization that has worked tirelessly for forty years to protect vital ecosystems, defend critical legislation and rally the world’s largest effort to remove trash from our beaches.	"Where is home" gets selected as "Best of Photo Vogue" by Vogue Italia editors.
Art Gallery of Mississauga	50x50 runs May 1 - 30 50x50 is a photography exhibition celebrating 50 years of immigrants whose lives have been shaped by their education at George Brown College, shot by 50 leading and emerging Toronto photographers, including me. I’m very proud to be a part of this exhibition.
Duo exhibition opening at Glory Hole Gallery.	Exhibiting four artworks in a group show at 205 Richmond Street West. Toronto (CA)
Proud winner of 50x50, Contact Photography Festival. Thank you, George Brown College and sponsors for the beautiful reception, ceremony and opening.	Art Gallery of Mississauga
Thank you, AGM for inviting me over for an artist talk with curators, Laura Carusi and Kendra Ainsworth.	Art Gallery of Mississauga
Moderated by curator, Emily Peltier at Glad Day Bookshop.	Purdah | Shui exhibition opening and artist talk with fellow artist, Eric Chengyang. With thanks to curator Emily Peltier and the Glory Hole Gallery and Glad Day Bookshop community for their support and love.
Duo exhibition opening at Glory Hole Gallery.	With immense gratitude to curator, Laura Carusi and Art Gallery of Mississauga for their support.
Solo show featuring performative photographs from Jahez | Dowry.	Ade Johnson stops by the studio to chat about "Purdah" my MFA thesis, "On the Couch" on Rogers One and The Buzz Magazine. Thank you, Ade, for connecting my work with LGBTQ audiences of Canada.
Texas, U.S 2017-2018	Minneapolis, U.S 2017-2018
	Making Peace Exhibition 2017
with curator, Anique Jordan	Art Gallery of Ontario 2017
Art Gallery of Ontario	Art Gallery of Ontario Y+ Contemporary 2017
Performance Art 2017	Nuit Blanche 2017
Performance Art 2017 AGO Y+Contemporary	OCAD University
Studio Visit 2017	Group Show 2017
Art Gallery of Ontario 2017