Dive in to see the evolution of my practice and the partnerships that have shaped my artistic journey.

Explore a curated timeline of my exhibitions, creative collaborations, commissions, and community-based projects. This page highlights the breadth of my work across galleries, public spaces, arts organizations, and local initiatives throughout the GTA. From solo shows and digital installations to collaborative designs, workshops, and curatorial projects, each entry reflects my commitment to storytelling, community building, and creating meaningful, culturally rooted art experiences.

  • 2025

    • October 2025 – MF Doom Tribute Exhibition, Worth Gallery – Toronto, ON

    • August 2025 – Emancipation Exhibition, Worth Gallery – Toronto, ON

    • August 2025 – HBHAS Black History Month Exhibition, QEPCCC – Georgetown, ON

    • February 2025 – CCAH Black History Month Exhibition, QEPCCC – Oakville, ON

    • January 2025 – Black History Month Exhibition, Oakville Town Hall – Oakville, ON

    2024

    • November 2024 – The Art of Kristen Allicock Solo Exhibition, High Notes Vinyl + Coffee – Toronto, ON

    • October 2024 – BAM! Nuit Blanche Night Market, Wychwood Barns – Toronto, ON

    • July 2024 – HBAS Emancipation Exhibition, Henson Gallery – Georgetown, ON

    2023

    • June 2023 – HBAS Emancipation Exhibition, Henson Gallery – Georgetown, ON

    • February 2023 – Leverage Lens Art Festival, Leverage Lens – Toronto, ON

    • February 2023 – Black History Month Exhibition, HealingSix – Toronto, ON

    2022

    • June–August 2022 – “Summer of Love” PIXEL Digital Art Exhibition, Garden Square – Brampton, ON

    • August 2022 – HBAS Emancipation Exhibition, Henson Gallery – Georgetown, ON

    • June 2022 – “Perception” Group Exhibition, Beaux Arts Brampton – Brampton, ON

    • June 2022 – “Multicultural Art Show,” Museum of Dufferin

    • March 2022 – “Pathways to Ancestral Knowledge,” MakeRoomInc – Toronto, ON

    • February 2022 – “Future, Forward, Forever: A Black Artist Exhibition,” Daniels Spectrum – Toronto, ON

    2021

    • November 2021 – “From the Ashes” Group Exhibition, Beaux Arts Brampton – Brampton, ONat should we know about the services you provide? Better descriptions result in more sales.

  • 2025

    • February 2025 – BHM Paint Workshop – Toronto, ON

    • January 2025 – Youth Paint Workshop, Planet Splatter – Mississauga, ON

    • Oct 2024 – Feb 2025 – Assistant Curator, Canadian Caribbean Association of Halton’s BHM Exhibition, Oakville Town Hall – Oakville, ON

    2024

    • November 2024 – Solo Exhibition Curation, High Notes Coffee + Vinyl – Toronto, ON

  • 2025

    April 2025 – Custom painting for private collector

    2023

    • April 2023 – PAB T-shirt Design, City of Brampton (Performing Arts Brampton) – Brampton, ON

    • April 2023 – Little Jamaica Land Trust Title Page, Black Urbanism Toronto (BUTO) – Toronto, ON

    2022

    • September 2022 – “The In-between” Visual Poetry, Voetry – Toronto, ON

    2021

    • May 2021 – “From the Ashes,” Hope 24/7 – Brampton, ON

    2016–2017

    • Jan 2016 – Dec 2017 – Cover Art, Social Media Content, Writing, Producing & Editing, Speakerbox Collective – Brampton, ON

    2017 & Earlier

    • August 2017 – Cover Art for Ethan Barnes – Brampton, ON

    • April 2014 – Cover Art for Sincere Lee – Brampton, ON

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FEATURES + MENTIONS

  • TORONTO CARIBBEAN NEWSPAPER FEATURE

    WOMEN EMPOWERED ARTICLE BY SIMONE SMITH

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  • FEATURE ON ECHO DISTRICT INSTAGRAM

    FEATURED POST ON ECHODISTRICT_’S INSTAGRAM

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  • ARTIST FEATURE FOR ST!LL BLOOMING EXHIBITION

    ARTICLE ABOUT UPCOMING EXHIBITION BY CURATOR FRANCESCA DURHAM

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  • ARTIST PANEL

    FEATURED ARTICLE ABOUT ARTIST PANEL FOR CANADIAN CARIBBEAN ASSOCIATION OF HALTON

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  • PODCAST FEATURE

    GUEST ON “BE INSPIRED” PODCAST

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  • WORKSHOP FACILITATION

    BRIEF ARTICLE ABOUT A CORPORATE WORKSHOP

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  • 2024/2025 EMANCIPATION EXHIBITION ARTICLE

    ARTICLE ON HBHAS.COM

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  • ARTIST INTERVIEW

    Interview for 'Future, Forward, Forever: A Black Artists Exhibit' is showing at the Daniels Spectrum Hallway Gallery

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  • NUIT BLANCHE MARKET

    Article about Nuit Blanche Night Market

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  • ARTIST FEATURE ARTICLE

    BRIEF ARTICLE FEATURING WORK IN FUTURE, FORWARD, FORWARD: A BLACK ARTIST EXHIBIT

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Flow, Form & Frequencies

A community-driven art and music series co-created and curated by Kristen Allicock.

Flow, Form & Frequencies is a multidisciplinary art and music experience I co-created to make space for artists to gather with intention, share their work, and connect beyond the pressures of performance, visibility, and constant output. Rooted in care and collaboration, the series exists as an alternative to traditional showcases—one that values process, presence, and genuine creative exchange.

My role within Flow, Form & Frequencies spans concept development, curation, artist selection, visual direction, and community building. Each edition is shaped through thoughtful programming that brings visual art, music, and conversation into dialogue with one another.

  • FFF was born from a desire to cultivate creative spaces that feel human, inclusive, and artist-centered. We envisioned a series where artists could arrive as they are, without the pressure to perform perfection or compete for attention and where audiences could engage with art in a slower, more meaningful way.

    The name itself reflects this ethos:

    • Flow — the intuitive, emotional movement of creativity

    • Form — the physical and visual expressions of artistic practice

    • Frequencies — the energy, sound, and shared vibration that emerges when people gather

  • As a visual artist and curator, I approach Flow, Form & Frequencies with a focus on:

    • Multidisciplinary collaboration across visual art, music, and sound

    • Uplifting Black and marginalized creative voices

    • Creating safe, welcoming environments rooted in trust and respect

    • Encouraging dialogue, experimentation, and creative risk

    Each edition is intentionally curated to feel intimate, reflective, and connected. Less like an event, and more like a shared experience.

  • Flow, Form & Frequencies typically includes:

    • Visual art installations or exhibitions

    • Live music, DJ sets, and immersive soundscapes

    • Artist conversations or facilitated moments of exchange

    • A relaxed, gallery-meets-listening-room atmosphere

  • Through Flow, Form & Frequencies, I aim to:

    • Support artists at various stages of their practice

    • Build sustainable, community-driven creative ecosystems

    • Challenge extractive or performative models within arts spaces

    • Create moments of rest, reflection, and resonance

    This series is an extension of my broader artistic and curatorial practice. One rooted in storytelling, cultural awareness, and collective care.