Vero Diaz is an interdisciplinary queer artist and cultural producer for wellbeing and belonging. She was born in Mexico and is based in Tkaronto. She believes in the power of imagination and is a student of the Sacred Wisdom of the Anahuac, specifically the Nahua Tolteca and Maya Tolteca. Her artistic practice is a vibrant blend of book-making, bio-mythic transdisciplinary world building, community-engaged installations, cultural productions, photography, creative writing and mixed media collage. She has been an Arts Educator for almost two decades. Her work has been shown in Harbourfront Centre, Gallery 44, Toronto Public Library, Artscape Yongeplace, York University, Waterloo University, and Kitchener City Hall.
Program
Soft Calm: Seed Quilts Workshops
Join us for drop-in workshops at the Art Museum at the University of Toronto, that explore shape, composition, pattern, and design while highlighting the importance of seed saving and seed conservation. Led by artist Vero Diaz, participants in either of two sessions will create seed quilt squares inspired by an art form indigenous to Mexico. […]
November 7, 2026, November 21, 2026
2:00pm – 4:00pm
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