Our Mission

Wedge Curatorial Projects is a non-profit organization that promotes alternative perspectives on community and culture. Under the directorship of founder Kenneth Montague, Wedge organizes exhibitions, lectures and discussions that explore identity, culture and representation through the arts.

About Wedge Curatorial Projects

Created in 1997, Wedge evolved from a commercial art gallery into a curatorial project. Originally conceived to be both a private and public art experience, Wedge began showcasing and promoting works exploring notions of black subjectivity and cultural representation and quickly became a well-respected initiative that filled a gap in Toronto’s art community.

Over the past 15 years Wedge has worked with local and international art organizations to create original exhibitions, collaborate with guest curators and artists, host lectures and educational programs, publish books, and even produce film and music series that speak to youth about shaping their own identity.

Our aim is to establish a platform to support artistic production in the arts in order to increase visibility to emerging Canadian and International artists.