Women's Health Collaborative
Installation Concept
This piece explores themes of migration, movement, and cultural preservation through a personal lens, highlighting the artist’s South Asian family history and the resilience of the women in it. Inspired by her grandmother’s journey during the 1947 Partition and her mother’s migration to Toronto, the piece celebrates intergenerational strength and storytelling. Reflecting the values of the Women’s Health Collaborative, the panels honour both the hardships and joy of immigrant life, blending historical gravity with vibrancy and hope.
Meet the Artists
Moe Pramanick, Muralist
Moe Pramanick is a visual artist based in Toronto. She is guided by a commitment to the city as a living thing, and aspires to capture her people within it as beautiful, funky, in rhythm and in resistance. Her practice includes drawing & painting, public art and workshop. Through these mediums, Moe attempts to document her surroundings, speculate the future and create shared spaces for experimentation and revision.
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Tracy Dawn Brewer, Animator
Tracy, a Canton, Ohio, USA-based multi-media muralist who supports nonprofits and small businesses with public art, digital media, and marketing. Tracy created Stark County’s first AR mural in 2019. In 2024, she opened Brewtifully: a gallery and studio offering pop-up exhibits, classes, and make-n-take kits. Visitors can explore painting, sculpture, and games in a welcoming, DORA-friendly space. Tracy teaches most classes, licenses her art nationally, and is a proud mom of 6 and grandma of 5.
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